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Signals and Systems Assignment Guide

The document is an assignment for the Signals & Systems course at S. S. Agrawal Institute of Engineering and Technology, detailing questions related to various concepts in signals and systems. It includes topics such as energy and power signals, classification of signals and systems, methods of representation, and properties of systems. The assignment is structured with questions that require explanations, definitions, and examples, with a focus on both continuous and discrete time signals.

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Signals and Systems Assignment Guide

The document is an assignment for the Signals & Systems course at S. S. Agrawal Institute of Engineering and Technology, detailing questions related to various concepts in signals and systems. It includes topics such as energy and power signals, classification of signals and systems, methods of representation, and properties of systems. The assignment is structured with questions that require explanations, definitions, and examples, with a focus on both continuous and discrete time signals.

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AGRAWAL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, NAVSARI


ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
SIGNALS & SYSTEMS [3150912]
ASSIGNMENT

CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Signals and Systems

Total number of
SUMMER - 2025
WINTER - 2024
SUMMER-2024

SUMMER-2023

SUMMER-2022
WINTER-2023

WINTER-2022

time asked
questions
Sr.
Question
No.

Explain the Energy and Power signal.


1 OR 3 3 2
Define energy signal and power signal. Give an example of each type.
2 Explain the classification of signals. 4 4 2
Classified different types of system with examples.
OR
3 Define the system and classified it. 7 7 4 3
OR
What is a system? Explain different types of system in brief.
4 Explain methods of representation of signals. 3 1
If signal ( ) ( ) is periodic or not? If it is periodic then
5 4 4 2
find its fundamental period.
6 Explain odd and even signals with diagram. 7 3 2
Determine whether the system is (i) Linear (ii) Causal (iii) Time-
7 7 7 2
invariant (iv) Stable. y(n) = n x(n)
8 Check linearity of a system described by y[n] = x[n] + . 3 1
Define (1) Periodicity of a signal (2) Non-causal signals (3) Even signal
9 3 1
and give example of each.
Check stability of a system described by y[n] = x[n] + x[n - 1] + x[n -
10 4 1
2].
11 Check causality of a system described by y(t) = ∫ ( ) . 3 1
Obtain the energy of the signal x(t) shown below.

12 4 1

13 Explain the periodic and Non periodic signal. 3 1


Draw and explain the discrete type of test signals.
OR
14 3 7 2
Explain the Standard/Elementry signals in signal processing in
continuous and discrete time.
S. S. AGRAWAL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, NAVSARI
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
SIGNALS & SYSTEMS [3150912]
ASSIGNMENT
15 Define a periodic continuous time and discrete time signal. 3 1
16 Give examples of continuous time and discrete time causal systems. 4 1
(1) State whether the following system is linear and time-invariant?
y[n] = u
17 7 1
(2) State whether the following system is causal, stable and
memoryless? y[n] = nu[n]
Explain with example following properties of system. (1) Linearity (2)
18 3 1
Homogeneity (3) Shift invariance
19 Define energy for continuous time and discrete time signals. 4 1
20 Distinguish continuous time systems and discrete time systems. 4 1
State and prove a condition for a discrete time LTI system to be
21 4 1
invertible.
Check whether the signal x(t) = 2cos(100πt) + 5sin(50t) is periodic or
22 4 1
not.
Determine whether the following system given as y(t) = 10x(t) + 5 is
23 7 7 2
static, causal, linear, time invariant and stable.
Determine the energy and power of a signal x(t) = u(t).
24 OR 3 3 2
Find the energy or power of the signal x(n) = u(n).
Determine whether the given signals are periodic or not?. If yes, give its
fundamental period.
25 1) x(t) = 3 +4 3 1
2) x[n]= ( )
Define the following: Energy signal, Causal system, Analog signal,
26 4 1
Periodic signal.

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