Hall Ticket No Question Paper Code:AECB23
INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
(Autonomous)
Dundigal-500043, Hyderabad
B.Tech VI SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS (REGULAR/SUPPLEMENTARY) - JULY 2022
Regulation: R18
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
Time: 3 Hours (ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING) Max Marks: 70
Answer FIVE Questions choosing ONE question from each module
(NOTE: Provision is given to answer TWO questions from any ONE module)
All Questions Carry Equal Marks
All parts of the question must be answered in one place only
MODULE – I
1. (a) Explain the following signals with one example for each
i) Analog, discrete and digital signals
ii) Even, odd signals
iii) Periodic, aperiodic [BL: Understand| CO: 1|Marks: 7]
(b) Check the system represented by the following equation for linearity, time invariance and stability
(i) x(n2 ) (ii) log10 (|x(n)|) [BL: Understand| CO: 1|Marks: 7]
2. (a) State and prove the following properties of convolution sum
i) Associative property
ii) Commutative property
iii) Distributive property [BL: Understand| CO: 1|Marks: 7]
(b) Consider a LTI system with input x(n)=2n u(-n) and unit impulse response h(n)=u(n) given.
Compute and plot the output signal y(n). [BL: Apply| CO: 1|Marks: 7]
MODULE – II
3. (a) With necessary equations & diagrams, develop an algorithm for an 8 point DFT computation using
Radix-2 DIFFFT. [BL: Understand| CO: 2|Marks: 7]
(b) Find the circular convolution of the sequences x1 (n)=1,2,3,1 and x2 (n)=4,3,2,2 using DFT-IDFT
method. [BL: Apply| CO: 2|Marks: 7]
4. (a) Summarize the following properties of DFT
i) Periodicity
ii) Circular time shift
iii) Circular frequency shift [BL: Understand| CO: 2|Marks: 7]
(b) Compute 8 point DFT of the following sequence using DIFFFT algorithm x(n)=1,2,3,4,4,3,2,1
[BL: Apply| CO: 2|Marks: 7]
MODULE – III
5. (a) Develop the expressions to find the order and cut-off frequency of a Butterworth filter.
[BL: Understand| CO: 3|Marks: 7]
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(b) Model a Butterworth analog high pass filter that will meet the following specifications.
i) Maximum passband attenuation = 2dB.
ii) Passband edge frequency = 200 rad/sec.
iii) Minimum stopband attenuation = 20dB.
iv) Stopband edge frequency = 100 rad/sec. Verify the design also. [BL: Apply| CO: 3|Marks: 7]
6. (a) Using relevant sketches and equations, demonstrate the mapping from S plane to Z plane using
impulse invariant technique. [BL: Understand| CO: 3|Marks: 7]
(b) Design an analog low pass chebyshev filter with the following specifications
i) Acceptable pass band ripple of 2 dB
ii) Cut-off frequency of 1 rad/sec
iii) Stop band attenuation of 20 dB or more beyond 1.3 rad/sec. [BL: Apply| CO: 3|Marks: 7]
MODULE – IV
7. (a) Illustrate the frequency sampling method for FIR filter with neat sketches and equations.
[BL: Understand| CO: 3|Marks: 7]
(b) The desired frequency response of a LPF is given in equation. Design an FIR filter using rectangular
window. [BL: Apply| CO: 3|Marks: 7]
(
e−j2w ; |w| ≤ π/4
Hd (ejw ) =
0; π/4 ≤ |w| ≤ π
8. (a) Compare and contrast different windows for FIR filter design. [BL: Understand| CO: 3|Marks: 7]
(b) Construct a 7 tap low pass filter based on frequency sampling method with a cut off frequency π/2.
[BL: Apply| CO: 3|Marks: 7]
MODULE – V
9. (a) Demonstrate the following terms in detail
i) Coefficient quantization error
ii) Product quantization error [BL: Understand| CO: 6|Marks: 7]
(b) Outline the application of multi rate signal processing for the design of phase shifters with neat
diagram and equations. [BL: Understand| CO: 5|Marks: 7]
10. (a) Discuss in brief the following i) Limit cycle due to product round-off error ii) Limit cycle oscillations
due to overflow in digital filters; [BL: Understand| CO: 6|Marks: 7]
(b) Draw the filter structure composed of all-pass filter composed for interpolation by a factor of 2.
[BL: Apply| CO: 5|Marks: 7]
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