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Discrete Time Systems and Processing / Fall Semester /2013 Quiz 2/A

Name: 1. Inverse z-transform of u(n 1) is a) 11 z 1 b)


1 z 1 1

Discrete Time Systems and Processing / Fall Semester /2013 Quiz 2/B
Name: Reg No:

Reg No: c)
1 1 z

1. The system H (z ) is stable if the poles of the system lie


1 z 1

d)

2. The system H (z ) is stable if the poles of the system lie (a) (b) (c) (d) Inside the unit circle of the z-plane Outside the circle of the z-plane Outside and on the circle of the z-plane On the circle of the z-plane

(a) (b) (c) (d)

Inside the unit circle of the z-plane Outside the circle of the z-plane Outside and on the circle of the z-plane On the circle of the z-plane

2. if x[n]={1, 2, 3, 4}, then ROC of x(z) is (a) (b) (c) (d) Converges Converges Converges Converges everywhere everywhere everywhere everywhere
1 z 1 1

3. In long division method, if sequence is causal, rst we have to arrange numerator Y(z) and denominator X(z) in (a) Ascending power of z (c) Ascending power z 1 4. if x[n]={1, 2, 3, 4}, then ROC of x(z) is (a) (b) (c) (d) Converges Converges Converges Converges everywhere everywhere everywhere everywhere in in in in the the the the z z z z plane except at z=0 and at z= plane except at z=0 plane except at z= plane
jn n= x(n)e n x ( n ) e n=

(b) Descending power of z (d) Descending power of z 1

in in in in
1 1 z

the the the the

z z z z

plane except at z=0 and at z= plane except at z=0 plane except at z= plane
1 z 1

3. Inverse z-transform of u(n 1) is a) 11 z 1 a) X (ejw ) = c) X (ejw ) = b) c) d) 4. Fourier transform X (ej ) of x(n) is given by
n n= x(n)e jn n= x(n)e

b) X (ejw ) = d) X (ejw ) =

jn n= x(n)e n n= x(n)e

5. Fourier transform X (ej ) of x(n) is given by a) X (ejw ) = c) X (ejw ) =


n n= x(n)e jn x ( n ) e n=

5. Circular convolution of two sequences both of length N in time domain is equivalent to (a) (b) (c) (d) Convolution of their spectra in frequency domain Multiplication of their spectra in frequency domain Circular convolution of their spectra in frequency domain Exponential product of their spectra in frequency domain
kp b) WN kp c) -WN kp d) -WN

b) X (ejw ) = d) X (ejw ) =

6. Circular convolution of two sequences both of length N in time domain is equivalent to (a) (b) (c) (d) Convolution of their spectra in frequency domain Multiplication of their spectra in frequency domain Circular convolution of their spectra in frequency domain Exponential product of their spectra in frequency domain
kp b) WN kp c) -WN kp d) -WN

6. DFT of (n P ) is given by
kp a) WN

7. In N-point DFT of L point sequence, the value of N to avoid aliasing in frequency spectrum is, a) N = L b) N L c) N L d) N = L b) Continuous in and is non-periodic d) Discrete in and is non-periodic 8. Fourier transform of x(n) is a) Continuous in and is periodic c) Discrete in and is periodic

7. DFT of (n P ) is given by
kp a) WN

8. In N-point DFT of L point sequence, the value of N to avoid aliasing in frequency spectrum is, a) N = L b) N L c) N L d) N = L b) Continuous in and is non-periodic d) Discrete in and is non-periodic 9. Fourier transform of x(n) is a) Continuous in and is periodic c) Discrete in and is periodic

9. If z-transform of a sequence x[n] is evaluated on a unit circle with N equally spaced points, then it is equivalent to a) Fourier series of x[n] c) Discrete Fourier transform of x[n] b) Fourier transform of x[n] d) None of the above

10. If z-transform of a sequence x[n] is evaluated on a unit circle with N equally spaced points, then it is equivalent to a) Fourier series of x[n] c) Discrete Fourier transform of x[n] b) Fourier transform of x[n] d) None of the above

10. In long division method, if sequence is causal, rst we have to arrange numerator Y(z) and denominator X(z) in (a) Ascending power of z (c) Ascending power z 1 1 (b) Descending power of z (d) Descending power of z 1

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