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Amplitude Scaling, Addition and Multiplication

This document discusses various operations that can be performed on signals, including amplitude scaling, addition, and multiplication. Amplitude scaling involves multiplying the amplitude of a signal by a constant factor. Addition of two signals is expressed as summing the signals. Multiplication of two signals is expressed as multiplying the signals. Review questions provide examples of applying these operations and sketching the resulting signals. A GATE question asks about the proper order of performing time shifting, scaling, and reversal on continuous time signals.

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Amplitude Scaling, Addition and Multiplication

This document discusses various operations that can be performed on signals, including amplitude scaling, addition, and multiplication. Amplitude scaling involves multiplying the amplitude of a signal by a constant factor. Addition of two signals is expressed as summing the signals. Multiplication of two signals is expressed as multiplying the signals. Review questions provide examples of applying these operations and sketching the resulting signals. A GATE question asks about the proper order of performing time shifting, scaling, and reversal on continuous time signals.

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Amplitude Scaling

• Multiplication of a constant with the amplitude of the signal causes


amplitude scaling.
• C x(t) is a amplitude scaled version of x(t) whose amplitude is
scaled by a factor C.
Addition
• Mathematically Addition of Two signals can be expressed as
x3(t) =x1(t) +x2(t)
• For a Discrete Time Signal addition operation is
Multiplication
• Mathematically Multiplication of Two signals can be expressed as
x3(t) =x1(t).x2 (t)
• For a Discrete Time Signal Multiplication is
Review Questions:
1.Considering Figure 1, sketch y= 2* x (t).
2
3
.

4
• Sketch the following signals
1. g(t)=2 u(4-t)
2. x(-n+2)

Hint: If you have Time shifting and reversal together Do first shifting then reflection
• GATE Question:
What is the obligatory sequence that need to be performed or
executed in time shifting ,scaling and time reversal operational
processes under the category of continuous time signals? [GATE
2014]

a. Time Shifting, Time Scaling & Time Reversal


b. Time Scaling, Time Reversal & Time Shifting
c. Time Shifting, Time Reversal & Time Scaling
d. Time Reversal, Time Scaling & Time Shifting

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