Test 2 Systems & Signals

TN2545 2020/2021
Department of Imaging Physics
TU Delft
Course Name: Systems & Signals
Course Code: TN2545
Date: December 7, 2020
Time: 16:00-17:30
Lecturers: Frans Vos, Eric Verschuur

The test consists of 3 questions for a total of 40 points.

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Question 1: System Properties (16 points)

Determine whether the next statements are correct “Yes” or “No”, and explain yourself. The
following grading will be applied:
- correct answer with good explanation: 2 points
- correct answer with erroneous reasoning: 1 point
- correct answer without reasoning: 0 points
- wrong or no answer: 0 points.

a) The Fourier transform of a sum of sinus functions (with phase=0) yields a purely
imaginary signal. The inverse Fourier transform of a purely imaginary signal is a sum of
sinus functions (with phase = 0).
b) The magnitude of the Fourier transform of any real signal is even.
c) Two different signals can have the same, stable Fourier Transform.
d) The impulse responses h(t) and h(t – t0) of two LTI systems have the same energy.
e) If the input of an LTI system is x(t) = Acos(ω t) + Aj sin(ω t) then the output must be
x(t) = Bcos(ω t) + Bj sin(ω t) , with A,B complex.
f) The DC component of an odd signal is zero.
g) The Fourier transform of a signal multiplied with an impuls train is periodic.
 h) The Fast Fourier Transform of a signal with length 1024 is 32 times faster than the
(standard) Discrete Time Fourier Transform.

Question 2: Continuous Time Fourier Transform (12 points)

Each sub-question gives maximum 4 points.

a) Determine the Continuous Time (CT) Fourier Transform of the signal
x ( t ) = te−2t u(t − 1) .
b) Determine the CT Fourier Transform of x ( t ) = e−5t sin(4t) .

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c) Determine the CT Fourier Transform of x t = (u(t − 2) − u(t − 3))e3t

Question 3: Discrete Time Fourier Transform (12 points)

Each sub-question gives maximum 4 points.

a) What is the Discrete Time Fourier Fransform of x[n] = 3n u[−n − 2]

b) What is the frequency response of this system: y[n] − y[n − 5] = x[n + 3].
c) What is the discrete impulse response of a system with frequency response:
1
1+ e− jΩ
H (Ω) = 4
1
1− e− jΩ
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