INDIAN INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY, NAGPUR Slot: B

Department of Electronics and Communication Date: Jun 06, 2020(We)
Signals and Systems (Summer-Term) Time: 11:00–13:00
Semester-End Exam
Maximum Marks: 30
Time: 1 hour B.Tech Sem-3
Weightage: 30 %
Note: CO mapping are as folows.
Q1,Q2,Q3 - CO4, Q4 - CO1, Q5 - CO3

1. Answer True or False with proper

justification.
(a) Fourier Transform can be [2]
4. For the signal x(t) shown in Q3,
calculated for non-periodic signals
(a) Represent x(t) in terms of piece- [3]
only.
wise linear approximation (in
(b) For a discrete-time LTI system to [2] terms of t and u(t)).
P∞
be stable, n=−∞ |h[n]| = ∞. (b) Determine whether the signal is [3]
Justify your answer.
energy signal or a power signal
(c) The range of discrete frequency is [2] and find the value.
from 0 to ∞ 5. With reference to Figure given in Q3,
2. An input to an LTI x(t) = e −(r+3)t
u(t) consider a signal,
−rt
gives an output y(t) = [e −
e−(r+1)t ]u(t). Here, r represents last digit
of your roll number. y(t) = x(t); −r ≤ t < 0
(a) Determine H(s), plot the pole-zero [3] = 0; otherwise
plot and ROC. P∞
and p(t) = k=−∞ y(t − kr), for k
(b) From part (a), determine h(t) [3] being an integer.
3. For the signal x(t) shown in figure, [6] (a) Represent the signal p(t) using [3]
r represents last digit of your roll Fourier series coefficients.
number. If g(t) = x(t)[u(t) − u(t − r)], (b) Calculate Fourier transform of [3]
analytically calculate and sketch g(t) ? y(t) + y(−t)

g(t).