Discrete-Time Sinusoids: Periodicity and Sampling - Prof. Adrianos Papamarcou, Assignments of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

A homework assignment for a university-level course on electrical engineering, specifically enee 241, focusing on discrete-time sinusoids. The assignment includes various problems related to identifying periodicity, generating plots using matlab, determining values of trigonometric functions, and analyzing sinusoidal sequences. Students are expected to use their knowledge of discrete-time signals and systems to solve the problems.

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ENEE 241 02* HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 3 Due Tue 02/17
Problem 3A
Consider the discrete-time sinusoids
x[n] = cos µ7πn
12 0.5and y[n] = cos (1.83n0.5)
(i) (3 pts.) Which of the two sinusoids is periodic, and what is its fundamental period?
(ii) (3 pts.) Use MATLAB to generate separate plots of x[n] and y[n] for n= 0,...,47.
(iii) (4 pts.) Let Nbe the value of the period found in part (i). For what values of ωin [0, π] is
cos(ωn)
periodic with fundamental period N?
(iv) (3 pts.) An equivalent form for x[·] is
x[n] = cos (ωn +φ)
where ωis between πand 2π. What are the values of ωand φ?
(v) (2 pts.) The sequence v[·] is formed by taking every fourth sample in x[·], i.e.,
v[n] = x[4n]
Write an equation for v[n]. What is the period of v[·]?
(vi) (5 pts.) Using phasors, express
y[n]y[n1] 2y[n2]
as a single real-valued sinusoid.
Problem 3B
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8
−3
−2
−1
0
1
2
3
Two periods of the sinusoid x(t) = Acos(Ωt+φ) are plotted above. The value of x(0) equals
3 sin(π/5).
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ENEE 241 02* HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 3 Due Tue 02/ Problem 3A Consider the discrete-time sinusoids

x[n] = cos

( (^7) πn 12 −^0.^5

and y[n] = cos (1. 83 n − 0 .5)

(i) (3 pts.) Which of the two sinusoids is periodic, and what is its fundamental period? (ii) (3 pts.) Use MATLAB to generate separate plots of x[n] and y[n] for n = 0,... , 47. (iii) (4 pts.) Let N be the value of the period found in part (i). For what values of ω in [0, π] is cos(ωn) periodic with fundamental period N? (iv) (3 pts.) An equivalent form for x[ · ] is x[n] = cos (ωn + φ) where ω is between π and 2π. What are the values of ω and φ? (v) (2 pts.) The sequence v[ · ] is formed by taking every fourth sample in x[ · ], i.e., v[n] = x[4n] Write an equation for v[n]. What is the period of v[ · ]? (vi) (5 pts.) Using phasors, express y[n] − y[n − 1] − 2 y[n − 2] as a single real-valued sinusoid. Problem 3B

−3 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.

0

1

2

3

Two periods of the sinusoid x(t) = A cos(Ωt + φ) are plotted above. The value of x(0) equals −3 sin(π/5).

(i) (6 pts.) Determine A, Ω and φ. Express φ as an exact rational multiple of π in the range [0, 2 π). In what follows: A and φ are as found in part (i) and x[n] = x(nTs), where Ts is a suitably chosen sampling period. (ii) (3 pts.) For what values of Ts is it true that x[n] is constant in n? (iii) (3 pts.) For what values of Ts is it true that x[n] = −x[n − 1] for all n? (iv) (4 pts.) Determine all values of Ts such that x[n] = A cos((5π/8)n + φ). (v) (4 pts.) Determine all values of Ts such that x[n] = A cos((π/6)n − φ).

Solved Examples S 3.1. Find all frequencies ω in [0, π] for which the discrete-time sinusoid

x[n] = cos ωn is periodic with fundamental period N = 16. S 3.2 (P 1.15 in textbook). (i) For exactly one value of ω in [0, π], the discrete-time sinusoid v[n] = A cos(ωn + φ)

is periodic with period equal to N = 4 time units. What is that value of ω? (ii) For that value of ω, suppose the first period of v[n] is given by

v[0] = 1, v[1] = 1, v[2] = − 1 and v[3] = − 1 What are the values of A > 0 and φ? S 3.3 (P 1.17 in textbook). (i) Use MATLAB to plot four periods of the discrete-time sinusoid

x 1 [n] = cos

( (^7) πn 9 +^

π 6

(ii) Show that the product x 2 [n] = x 1 [n] · cos(πn) is also a (real-valued) discrete-time sinusoid. Express it in the form A cos(ωn + φ), where A > 0, ω ∈ [0, π] and φ ∈ (0, 2 π). S 3.4 (P 1.16 in textbook; more difficult). (i) Use the trigonometric identity

cos(α + β) = cos α cos β − sin α sin β to show that cos(ω(n + 1) + φ) + cos(ω(n − 1) + φ) = 2 cos(ωn + φ) cos ω (ii) Suppose x[1] = 1. 7740 , x[2] = 3. 1251 and x[3] = 0. 4908