Homework For Day 3
Homework For Day 3
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Question 1
(Difficulty: ) Consider two complex numbers a 1 phase angles of these two complex numbers? Write them in degrees without unit of measure and separate the two numbers by a single white space. Each answer should be a number in the set [180, 180].
= 1 j
and
a 2 = 1 j .
Question 2
(Difficulty: ) Consider two complex numbers a and among the following ones. Consider
y [n] =
n 1 k =0
r 0.
ar
with
|r| < 1,
then
limn y [n] = a
1 1r
Consider Consider
y [n] =
n 1 k =0 n 1 k =0
ar ,
then
y [n] = a
1r
n1
1r 90 16
and
r 1.
y [n] =
3 2
. Then
y [4] =
and
limn y [n] = 6 .
K 1
ar , K
N.
with a step of
if n = 0,
is equal to
y [n] =
2 n N
N /2
1e
j n 2 n j
otherwise.
1e
Question 3
(Difficulty: ) Let WN -1 1
j e
j(2 / N )+N k
= e
2 N
and
N > 1.
Then
N /2 N
is equal to...
Question 4
(Difficulty: ) Which of the following signals are periodic? Choose the right answer(s). Note that t
R
and
n Z.
x[n] = sin[2(f 0 n +
j2 f0 n
k 2
+ 0 )],
+
for
k 0.
x[n] = e
, for every f 0
Question 5
(Difficulty: ) Recall the DFT and the inverse DFT (IDFT) formulas,
X [k] =
N 1 n =0
x[n]WN
nk
x[n] =
1 N
N 1 k =0
X [k]WN
nk
WN = e
2 N
If we apply the DFT twice to a signal x[n], we obtain the following signal
y [n] = { N x[0] N x[N n] for n = 0 otherwise
= cos(
2 N
Ln),
where
is an integer. Then
X [k] = {
for k = L otherwise
= cos(
N
2 N
Ln + ),
where
an integer. If
then
X [k] = {
for k = L otherwise
Question 6
(Difficulty: ) Consider a Fourier basis {wk }k=0,,N 1 , where each element of the basis is defined as wk [n]
= e
j
2 N
nk
for
0 n N 1.
w .
In fact, wi , wj
= {
N 0
for i = j otherwise
w .
In fact, wi , wj
= {
N 0
for i = j otherwise
w .
In fact, wi , wj
= {
1 0
for i = j otherwise
Question 7
N = 64
in green and
y 3 [n]
in red. Consider also their sum x[n] and choose the correct
answer(s). Note that the capital letters indicate the DFT, that is A [k] is the DFT of a [n].
x
2 2
= X 2 0
2 2
Y 1 [k] = {
N /2 Y 3 [k] = N /2 0 Y 2 [k] =
N 4 N 4
j j
Question 8
(Difficulty: ) Consider a signal of length DFT
X [k] , N
defined as x[n]
= cos(2
l M
n)
where
< l N 1, 0 < M N
l, M N .
= x[(n m)
mod
N ].
DFTs are equal up to a modulation factor, that is Y [k] The signal has always exactly l periods. For every choice of N and
M,
= X [k]e
j2 k
mM
the DFT
X [k]
If N
= M
it is easier to compute the norm of the signal x2 in the Fourier domain, using
1 N 1 k =0 2 2 N
2
|X [k] |
N 2
1 2
Question 9
(Difficulty: ) Consider
{ i }
i=1,, N
H = R
Then ...
Choose one right answer (there could be more possible good answers). ... the following equality holds:
N
2 2
= | x, i | .
i=1
2 2
= | x, i | ,
i=1
= 1 i.
1 = P
| x, i | ,
i=1 2
= P i.
1 = P
| x, i | ,
i=1
= P i.
Question 10
(Difficulty: ) Pick the correct sentence(s) among the following ones regarding the DFT sequence
x X
of a
of length
N,
where
is odd.
Remember the following definitions: hermitian-symmetric x: x[0] real and hermitian-antisymmetric x: x[0]
= 0 x[n] = x[N n ]
for
n = 1, , N 1 .
and
x[n] = x[N n ]
for
n = 1, , N 1 .
If the signal x is symmetric, then its DFT is real. If the signal x is anti-symmetric, then its DFT
X
is purely imaginary.
If the sequence
x
x
1 N
is also symmetric.
is the DFT of
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