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HW5 solutions ECE351 1 of 15 REVIEWS For hw#5, you should review the following concepts: (1) Fully understand how to use the following table representing of 4 classes of the signals. (2) The relationship between sin/cos and exponential terms as follows: sin cos j e j sin cos j e j j e e e e j j j j 2 2 sin ; cos (3) Shifting property: ) ( ) ( ) ( a f dx a x x f (4) du e e d u u ) ( (5) For a continuous-time periodic signal (FS), when you find X[k], you may integrate over one period of time T (fundamental period). However, you don’t have to strictly integrate from 0 to T. For example, T t k j T T T t k j t k j t d e t x T t d e t x T t d e t x T k X 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 2 ) ( ) ( ) ( ] [ / / for any real

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For hw#5, you should review the following concepts:

(1) Fully understand how to use the following table representing of 4 classes of the signals.

(2) The relationship between sin/cos and exponential terms as follows:

sincos je j

sincos je j

j

eeee jjjj

22

sin;cos

(3) Shifting property:

)()()( afdxaxxf

(4) dueed uu )(

(5) For a continuous-time periodic signal (FS), when you find X[k], you may integrate over one period of

time T (fundamental period). However, you don’t have to strictly integrate from 0 to T. For example,

T tkjT T

T

tkjtkjtdetx

Ttdetx

Ttdetx

TkX 000

111

0

2

2)()()(][

/

/

for any real

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Similar for a discrete-time periodic signal (DTFS),

nkj

N

n

nkjN

n

enxN

enxN

kX 00

11

0

11

][][][ for any integer

and N = fundamental period

Hints: The problem is asking to find X[k] from a given input x[n]. If x[n] composes of either sin() or cos(),

then we may simplify them into the form of exponential terms (i.e., )(je ). After that, we can determine X[k] by

inspection using

Otherwise, we need to compute X[k] directly from

(a) 317

6 nnx cos][

Find fundamental period N from knNnn 2317

6317

6317

6 cos)(coscos where k is the

smallest positive integer that makes N=integer

That is, kN 2176

3

17kN k =3 N = 17

Thus, 17

220

N

From ,cos2

jj ee

then 3176

3176

2

1

317

6

njnjeennx cos][

Because x[n] can be simplified into the form of exponential terms (i.e., )(je ), therefore, we can

determine X[k] by inspection using

nkjN

k

ekXnx 0

1

0

][][

That is: njjnjjnjnj

eeeeeenx))(())((

][ 172

3172

33176

3176

3

2

13

2

1

2

1

For a period of N=17, let 8778 ,,...,,k

][3X ][ 3X

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Therefore,

(b) 1219

1019

14 nnnx cossin][

Find fundamental period 1N for n

1914sin

kN 211914

7

191

kN k =7 191 N

Find fundamental period 2N for n

1910cos

kN 221910

5

192

kN k =5 192 N

Find fundamental period sumN from 1921 NqNrN sum

;where r and q are smallest positive

integers

Find 19

220

N

For a period of N=19, let 9889 ,,...,,k

We do similar process as in part (a). That is:

1219

1019

14 nnnx cossin][

njnjnjnjnj

njnjnjnj

eeeejej

eeeej

19

20

19

25

19

25

19

27

19

27

19

01

19

01

19

41

19

41

2

1

12

11

)()()()()(

By inspection

X[k] =

j ; k= -7

0.5 ; k= -5

1 ; k= 0

0.5 ; k= 5

-j ; k= 7

0 ; otherwise on k = {-9,-8,…,8,9}

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(c)

From the above graph x[n], the fundamental period N = 12.

Find 612

220

N

Because we cannot simplify x[n] into the exponential form. Therefore, we can compute X[k] directly

from

nkjN

n

enxN

kX 0

1

0

1

][][

Let 6545 ,,...,,n

Therefore,

(d)

From the above graph x[n], the fundamental period N =8.

Find 48

220

N

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Compute X[k] directly from nkjN

n

enxN

kX 0

1

0

1

][][

Let 4323 ,,...,,n

Therefore,

(e)

From the above graph x[n], the fundamental period N =10.

Find 510

220

N

Compute X[k] directly from nkj

N

n

enxN

kX 0

1

0

1

][][

Let 4345 ,,...,,n

Therefore,

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Hints: The problem is asking to find x[n] from a given input X[k]. If X[k] composes of either sin() or cos(),

then we may simplify them into the form of exponential terms (i.e., )(je ). After that, we can determine x[n] by

inspection using

Otherwise, we need to compute x[n] directly from

(b) kjkkX19

1419

10 2 sincos][

Find fundamental period 1N for k19

14sin

mN 211914 where m = positive integer

7

191

mN m=7 191 N

Find fundamental period 2N for k19

10cos

mN 221910

5

192

mN m =5 192 N

Find fundamental period sumN from 1921 NqNrN sum

;where r and q are smallest positive

integers

Find 19

220

N

Use 2

jj ee

cos and j

ee jj

2

sin in kjkkX19

1419

10 2 sincos][

For a period of N=19, let 9889 ,,...,,n

By inspection with nkjN

n

enxN

kX 0

1

0

1

][][ , we have

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(c)

From the above graph X[k], the fundamental period N = 12.

Find 612

220

N

Because we cannot simplify X[k] into the exponential form. Therefore, we can compute x[n] directly

from

nkjN

k

ekXnx 0

1

0

][][

Let 6545 ,,...,,k

Therefore,

nkj

k

ekXnx 6

6

5

][][

njnjnjnjnjnjnj

eeeeeee 66

64

63

62

62

63

64

3212

)()()()()()()(

nnnn )()cos()cos()cos( 131242

323

2

Note:

From sincos je j .

Then nnj nnjne )()cos()sin()cos( 1

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(d)

From the above graph, the fundamental period N =14.

Find 714

220

N

Compute x[n] directly from nkj

N

k

ekXnx 0

1

0

][][

Let 7656 ,,...,,n

Note that X[k] can be represented as ]}[arg{

][][kXjekXkX where ]}[arg{ kX is the phase of the

signal

Therefore,

Hints: The problem is asking to find X[k] from a given input x(t). If x(t) composes of either sin() or cos(),

then we may simplify them into the form of exponential terms (i.e., )(je ). After that, we can determine X[k] by

inspection using

Otherwise, we need to compute X[k] directly from

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(a)

Find fundamental period 1T from

32

1 T

Find fundamental period 2T from

2

12 T

Find fundamental period sumT from 221 TqTrT sum ;where r and q are some positive constants

sumT

20

From 2

jj ee

cos and j

ee jj

2

sin

then

Compare to , then we have

(c) )()( mtetxm

mj

27

2

By inspection mj

e 7

2

, we can tell that

27

2

jmj

ee (the phase of the signal repeats every 2) when

m= 7.

Let },,,,,,{ 3210123 m . Thus, by looking at )( mt 2 , we can tell that the period T is from 0 to

2(7)=14.

7

20

T

Compute X[k] directly from

T tkjtkj

tdetxtdetxT

kX0

7

7

7

14

110

)()(][

By using the shifting property:

)()()( afdxaxxf , we have

t

Tt

1

23

sinsin

t

Tt

2

24

coscos

tkj

k

ekXtx 0

][)(

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7

7

7

14

1tdetxkX

tkj

)(][

3

3

)1(7

2)2(

7

3

3

7

2

7

7

73

3

7

2

7

7

7

3

3

7

2

14

1

14

1

)2(14

1

)2(14

1

m

kmjmkj

m

mj

tkj

m

mj

tkj

m

mj

eee

tdemte

tdemte

X[k]

(d)

From above figure, we can tell that )(sin)( ttx

T = 1 and 20

Compute X[k] directly from

T tkj

tdetxT

kX0

01

)(][

That is:

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22

)24(2

)()(

j

n

nj

n

njj

e

en

enxeX

2)(

2|)(|

j

j

eX

eX

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Method 1:

By inspection, nj

n

jj enxeeX

][)(2

That is, when n = -2, x[n] = 1. Otherwise, x[n] = 0.

In other words, ]2[][ nnx

Method 2:

Compute x[n] from

)(sin)(

)(sin)(

))((sin)(

)(

)()(

nn

nn

nn

eenj

njnj

2

12

2

12

2

1

22

1 22

2je

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That means x[n]=0 except when n = -2. Note that when n = -2, denominator is equal to zero.

Therefore, we need to take the derivative of numerator and denominator then take the limit

approaching to -2.

1

222

)(cos

lim

)(

)(sin

limn

ndn

d

ndn

d

nn

That is

][][ 2 nnx

(c) )()( tutetx t

2

0

2

00

0

0

)1(

1

|)1

1(

1

1|)(

1

1

)(1

1

)(

jw

eejw

dteejw

eetjw

eedtjw

dtetejwX

jwtt

jwttjwtt

jwtt

jwtt

mj

m

mtj

m

m eadtemta

00

0

)( Shifting property

)()()( afdtattf

jm

mj

eaea

1

1

0

r

rn

n

1

1

0

where 1r