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Digital Signal Processing: H A S S H

This document contains 5 exercises related to digital signal processing. The exercises involve: 1. Determining the z-transform of a discrete-time system from its continuous-time system function using impulse invariance. 2. Determining the continuous-time system function from a given discrete-time system function assuming impulse invariance design. 3. Stating the requirement on the continuous-time system function for the discrete-time system function to have the same value at ω=0 using impulse invariance. 4. Determining the frequency response of a system from a given ideal lowpass discrete-time filter frequency response assuming the impulse response is downsampled. 5. Designing a digital filter

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Digital Signal Processing: H A S S H

This document contains 5 exercises related to digital signal processing. The exercises involve: 1. Determining the z-transform of a discrete-time system from its continuous-time system function using impulse invariance. 2. Determining the continuous-time system function from a given discrete-time system function assuming impulse invariance design. 3. Stating the requirement on the continuous-time system function for the discrete-time system function to have the same value at ω=0 using impulse invariance. 4. Determining the frequency response of a system from a given ideal lowpass discrete-time filter frequency response assuming the impulse response is downsampled. 5. Designing a digital filter

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Digital Signal Processing

http://kom.aau.dk/~zt/cources/DSP/

Exercises of Lecture 7 (MM7)

1. A continuous time system, with impulse response hc (t ) is given by the system function
H c (s) =

s+a
( s + a) 2 + b 2

Determine H 1 ( z ) for a discrete-time system such that h1 ( n) = hc ( nT ) (using the impulse


invariance method)

2. The system function of a discrete system is H ( z ) =

2
1 e

0.2 1

1
1 e

0.4 1

Assume that this system was designed by the impulse invariance method with Td = 2 , i.e.

h(n) = 2hc (2n) . Determine H c ( s ) =

1
0.5

s + 0.1 s + 0.2

3. A discrete-time filter with system function H(z) is designed by transforming a continuous-time


filter with system function H c (s ) . It is desired that

H (e j )

=0

= H c ( j ) = 0

What is the requirement to H c (s ) in order to obtain this (using the impulse invariance method) ?

4.

Suppose we are given an ideal lowpass discrete-time filter with the frequency response:

1, < / 4
H ( e j ) =
0, / 4 <
What is the frequency response H 1 (e
h1[n] = h[2n] ?

) for a system having the impulse response

5. An analog 2. order Butterworth lowpass filter is given by the transfer function:


H c ( s) =

2c
s 2 + s c 2 + 2c

c = 2 800rad / s
c is the 3 dB cutoff frequency of the analog filter.
A digital filter, H(z), is designed to approximate the analog filter, using the bilinear

transformation and having the 3 dB cutoff frequency c = 3


a) Determine the sample frequency given the information about c and c
b) Use the bilinear transformation to design H(z)

Thanks Borge Lindberg for providing part of the exercises and solutions.

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