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2. Using a z-transform table, show that a) 2k+14[k – 1] +ek-[k] 2+ ane) b) kyku[k...
37z-2 (a) Show using the definition of the Z-Transform that Z({3+4Uk-3} ) 2. Z 3 (b) Using operational theorems and the table of Fourier-Transforms, determine the following: i. F(6e-5te-4lt); ii. F124juw sin (11w) -7 iii. F-1 4w2- 12w + 12 (c) The Fibonacci sequence {fk), is generated via the following second order difference equation fk+2 Z-Transform technique, show that for k 2 1 fk+1 f, for k 0, with fo = 0 and fi = 1. Using the k V5...
find the z transform (c) f(x)=(0.5)* cos( * ), (2-2) (d) f(k)=[(0.2)* +(-2)*-*]u. (k).
b) Using the binomial theorem show that Σ (-1)"/2 (n) cos" k(z) sink(z), Σ (-1)(k-1)/2C) cox"-"(x) sink(z). cos(nx) = sin(nx) = COS k-odd 6 marks]
Find the Z-transform of the following sequences using the Z-transform properties table. Identify clearly the name of the properties that you use: a. x(n) = n(1/2)nu(n) b. x(n) = -n(1/3)nu(-n-1) c. x(n) = (-1)nu(n) d. x(n) = (-1)ncos(npi/3)u(n)
Problem 5. Determine the z-transform of the signal x[n] :=(-1)"nu[n]. You may use already known z-transforms, such as those listed in Table 5.1 (page 492) of the textbook, and properties of the z-transform. Moreover, notice that -1 = ejt. TABLE 5.1 Select (Unilateral) Z-Transform Pairs x[n] X[z] 8[n-k] ? 2-1 ոս[ո] (z - 1) z(z+1) (2-1)3 nºu[n] nu[n] z(z? + 4z +1) (2-1) Yºu[n] yn-u[n- 1] z-y 12 ny"u[n] (z-7) yz(z+y) (z-7)3 ny"u[n] n(n - 1)(n-2) (n-m+1) ym! lyl" cos...
2. Find the region of convergence (if it exists) in the z plane, of the z transform of these signals: (a) x[n] = u[n] + [n] (b) x[n] = u[n] - u[n - 10] (c) x[n] = 4n un + 1] (Hint: Express the time-domain function as the sum of a causal function and an anticausal function, combine the z-transform results over a common denominator, and simplify.) (d) x[n] = 4n u[n - 1] (e) x[n] = 12 (0.85)" cos(2tn/10)...
where M=7 322-M2 4) Find the inverse - transform of F(z) = (2-1)(2-2M)' (15 marks) 0 t<-M/2 M <t< - 5) Show that the Fourier transform of function f(t) sin 7 s (10 marks) au 6) Show that u = ln(x2 + xy + y2) satisfies the partial differential equation x x ди +y 2. (7 marks) au 7) Solve the partial differential equation = e-cos(x) where at du x = 0, at =tet ax at and t = 0,...
The z-transform of a discrete variable y(k) is: 3z2-3z+z Y(z) = (z-1)(z²-1.6z+1) To find y(k) for k20 apply the following procedure: Solve a "z" a) Expand the resulting expression into two (2) partial fractions, the second fraction with the quadratic factor in the denominator must have a first order numerator of the form (Bz + C). Determine the unknown coefficient of the partial fractions. b) Return the "z" c) Using inverse z-transform pairs determine y(k) for k20 d)
A transform of auto-correlation n Consider two sequences 1[n] and 2 n] with their transform where, x1 n] has M + 1 elements from index 0 to Ni and likewise for 2n (i) Define Y(z) , (z)X2(z), and let Y(z)-ΣMoy서z-k, express M in terms of N, and N2 Syntax: type in Ni as 'N_1', and N2 as 'N_2' (ii) Which of the following is the right expression for yl y[1]-(No answer given) ' a. z11 202 10 b. 10202111 c....
(a) Find the z-transform of (i) x[n] = a"u[n] +b"u[n] + cºul-n – 1], lal <151 < le|| (ii) x[n] = n*a"u[n] (iii) x[n] = en* [cos (în)]u[n] – en" (cos (ien)] u[n – 1] (b) 1. Find the inverse z-transform of 1-jz-1 X(2) = (1+{z-1)(1 – {z-1) 2. Determine the inverse z-transform of x[n] is causal X(x) = log(1 – 2z), by (a) using the power series log(1 – x) = - 95 121 <1; (b) first differentiating X(2)...