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Z-Transform Formula Sheet for Exam

The document provides a formula sheet that will be available during the exam. It includes common notations, abbreviations, standard sequences, transforms, and formulas related to digital signal processing and digital filters. Specifically, it lists formulas for forward and inverse transforms, convolution, group delay, order estimation for FIR filters, and z-plane transformations. It also provides formulas for geometric progressions.

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Z-Transform Formula Sheet for Exam

The document provides a formula sheet that will be available during the exam. It includes common notations, abbreviations, standard sequences, transforms, and formulas related to digital signal processing and digital filters. Specifically, it lists formulas for forward and inverse transforms, convolution, group delay, order estimation for FIR filters, and z-plane transformations. It also provides formulas for geometric progressions.

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F ORMULA S HEET AVAILABLE IN E XAM

The following formulae will be available in the exam:

Notation All signals and lter coefcients are real-valued unless explicitly noted otherwise. Unless otherwise specied, upper and lower case letters are used for sequences and their z-transforms respectively. The signal at a block diagram node V is v[n] and its z-transform is V (z). x[n] = [a, b, c, d , e, f ] means that x[0] = a, . . . x[5] = f and that x[n] = 0 outside this range. (z), (z), z , |z| and z denote respectively the real part, imaginary part, complex conjugate, magnitude and argument of a complex number z.

Abbreviations BIBO CTFT DCT DFT DTFT LTI MDCT SNR Bounded Input, Bounded Output Continuous-Time Fourier Transform Discrete Cosine Transform Discrete Fourier Transform Discrete-Time Fourier Transform Linear Time-Invariant Modied Discrete Cosine Transform Signal-to-Noise Ratio

Standard Sequences [n] = 1 for n = 0 and 0 otherwise. condition [n] = 1 whenever "condition" is true and 0 otherwise. u[n] = 1 for n 0 and 0 otherwise.

Geometric Progression
n n = r n=0 z 1 r+1 zr1 1 z1 n n = or, more generally, r n=q z q zq r+1 zr1 1 z1

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Forward and Inverse Transforms z: CTFT: DTFT: DFT: DCT: MDCT:


n X (z) = x[n]z

x[n] = x(t ) = x[n] =


1 2 1 2

1 2 j

X (z)zn1 dz
j t d

X ( j ) =

x(t )e

j t dt


1 N

X ( j )e X (e

j n X (e j ) = x[n]e 1 x[n]e j2 N X [k] = N 0


kn

j )e j n d
kn

x[n] = x[n] = y[n] =


X [0] N

N 1 X [k]e j2 N 0

2 (2n+1)k 1 X [k] = N n=0 x[n] cos 4N 2 (2n+1+N )(2k+1) N 1 X [k] = 2 n=0 x[n] cos 8N

2 (2n+1)k 2 N 1 +N n=1 X [k] cos 4N 2 (2n+1+N )(2k+1) 8N

1 N

1 X [k] cos N 0

Convolution DTFT: v[n] = x[n] y[n] v[n] = x[n]y[n] DFT: v[n] = x[n]
N

r= x[r ]y[n r ] V e j =
1 2 X

e j Y e j =
N Y [k] 1 N 1 2

V e j = X e j Y e j
X

e j Y e j( ) d V [k] = X [k]Y [k]

y[n]

1 N r=0 x[r ]y[(n r )

mod N ] 1 V [k] = N X [k]

v[n] = x[n]y[n]

N 1 r =0 X [r ]Y [(k r )

mod N ]

Group Delay
(e The group delay of a lter, H (z), is H (e j ) = d H d
j )

z dH (z) H (z) dz

F ( ) denotes the DTFT.

z=e j

F (nh[n]) F (h[n])

where

Order Estimation for FIR Filters Three increasingly sophisticated formulae for estimating the minimum order of an FIR lter with unity gain passbands: 1. M 2. M 3. M
a 3.5 a8 2.2 a1.220 log10 b 4.6

where a =stop band attenuation in dB, b = peak-to-peak passband ripple in dB and = width of smallest transition band in normalized rad/s.

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z-plane Transformations A lowpass lter, H (z), with cutoff frequency 0 may be transformed into the lter H (z ) as follows: Target H (z ) Lowpass < 1 Highpass > 1 Bandpass < 2 1 < Bandstop 1 2 Substitute z1 =
z 1 1 z 1
1

Parameters = =
2

sin sin cos cos

1 0 2 1 0 + 2 1 0 + 2 1 0 2

+ z1 = 1z + z 1 ( 1)2 z +( +1)z z1 = ( +1)2 z 1 +( 1)z 2


1

= =

cos cos cos cos

2 + 1 2 2 1 2 2 + 1 2 2 1 2

, = cot , = tan

2 1 2 2 1 2

tan tan

0 2

z1 =

(1 )2 z 1 +( +1)z 2 ( +1)2 z 1 +(1 )z 2

0 2

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