Sampling II-Digital Signal Processing-Assignment Solution, Exercises of Digital Signal Processing

This is solution manual for Digital Signal processsing. It was helpful in solving assignment given by Sir. Pranav Boparai at Bengal Engineering and Science University. It includes: Frequency, Letting, Aliasing, Impulse, Magnitude, Consider, Analog, Criterion, Component, Satisfy

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41. a{n} = 2-(nT) sin (2x(100)n,55) ~ s(F) 4.2. The discrete-time sequence an fn] = coal) results by sampling the contimuous-time signal z(t) = cs(Cez). Since w = MT and T = 1/1000 seconds, the signa) frequency could be: 2, = 5 +1000 = 2508 or possibly: / 2, = (22 +5) 1000 = 22507. 4.3. {a) Since z[n} = z.(nT), - = = 4000mnT a T = F000 (b) No. For example, since (En) = cost Zn) maak gy = cosh T can be 7/1200. 4.4. (a) Letting T = 1/100 gives 2[n) = 2.{nT) . 1 1 = sin (20955) + cos (som) fe arn = sa(F) +em(3*) (b} No, another choice is T = 11/100: =p] 2-{nT} = ain (200035) + cos (son s55) - #(22)-=(&F) - =(B)-=(%) 4.3. A plot of H(e“) appears below.