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    NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ROURKELA

    MID - SEMESTER EXAMINATION, 2018


    SESSION: 2018 – 2019 (Autumn)
    M. Tech. 1st Year/ Dual Degree M. Tech./Ph.D. Course Work

    Subject code: EE 6103 Subject Name: Advanced Signal Processing Dept. Code: EE
    No. of pages: 1(both sides) Full Marks: 60 Duration: 2 Hours
    Figures at the right hand margin and below questions indicate marks
    All parts of a question should be answered at one place
    Answer brief & to the point
    Answer all

    1. (a) The following network has six currents … (the arrows show the positive direction, each
    could be positive or negative). Find the four equations = 0 using Kirchhoff’s Current Law at
    the four nodes in the following graph. Find three special solutions in the Nullspace of A.

    Figure 1
    (b) Find the orthonormal vectors , , by Gram-Schmidt from , , : = (1, −1, 0, 0),
    = (0, 1, −1, 0), = (0, 0, 1, −1). Show { , , } and { , , } are bases for the space of
    vectors perpendicular to = (1, 1, 1, 1).
    (c) Find the complete solution of the following equations.

    [5+7+8]

    2. (a) Prove that condition number of correlation matrix of a zero-mean WSS is bounded by

    ( )= ≤

    (b) Consider the process ( ) = ( − 1) + ( ), where ( ) ∼ (0, ). Show that the


    × correlation matrix of the process is symmetric Toeplitz and is given by
    1 ⋯
    1 ⋯
    =
    1− ⋮ ⋮ ⋱ ⋮
    ⋯ 1
    [8+6]
    P.T.O.
    3. A causal LTI system, which is described by the difference equation
    1 1
    ( ) = ( − 1) + ( ) + ( − 1)
    2 3
    is driven by a zero-mean WSS process with autocorrelation ( ) = 0.5| | .
    (a) Determine the PSD and the autocorrelation of the output sequence ( ) and sketch it.
    (b) Determine the cross-correlation ( ) and cross-PSD ( ) between the input and output signals.

    [6+8]
    4. Find a two-coefficient Wiener filter for the communication channel shown in the following Figure. Assume
    ( ) and ( ) are white noises with zero mean, uncorrelated with each other and with
    ( ), and have the variances = 0.31 and = 0.12.

    Figure 2
    [12]

    -End-

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