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Reading

  • Chapter 7 in Oppenheim & Wilsky

Problems

  • If a continuous-time co-sinusoidal signal with frequency pi*10000 rads/sec is samples at 3000 Hertz, what is the frequency of the resulting discrete-time co-sinusoid?
  • 7.31
  • 7.34 Besides specifying the L and M values draw sketches to show how the original spectra changes after each step in the upsampling-downsampling process. Assume that the original signal spectrum has a triangular shape.
  • 7.35 (Downsampling by a factor of 2)
  • (Upsampling by a factor of 2) Consider the discrete-time sequence x[n] from which we form two new sequences xp[n] and xu[n]. The sequence xp[n] corresponds to x[n] with one zero sampled inserted between each sample of x[n]. The sequence xu[n] is a low-pass filtered version of xp[n] using an ideal low-pass filter with a cutoff frequency of pi/8.
    1. If x[n] is the sequence illustrated below, then sketch xp[n] and xu[n].
    2. If X(e^j*w) is as shown below, sketch Xp(e^j*w) and Xu(e^j*w).

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