For Both Figures:
Is h[n] symmetrical or asymmetrical?
How is the magnitude response?
Is the phase response linear? Why?
My current answer is:
For Figure A: symmetrical, not sure about mag response, linear phase response
For Figure B: asymmetrical, not sure about mag response, non-linear phase response because of the slight delay in the wrapped phase response?
A full explanation for the magnitude and phase response, please.
For Figure A
h(n) is Symmetric, Magnitude response is asymmetric, phase response is not linear.
For Figure B
h(n) is asymmetric, magnitude response is asymmetric, phase response is not linear.
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