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    Department of Electrical Engineering School of Science and Engineering EE310 Signals and Systems Assignment 3

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    This document provides the details of Assignment 3 for the Signals and Systems course EE310. It includes 5 problems worth a total of 90 marks. Problem 1 (20 marks) involves determining the Fourier series coefficients of periodic signals x(t), y(t), and z(t). Problem 2 (15 marks) examines the convolution property of Fourier series and determining the coefficients of signal z(t). Problem 3 (20 marks) covers the multiplication property of Fourier series, Parseval's relation, and determining the coefficients of signals g(t) and h(t). Problem 4 (20 marks) involves determining signals based on given Fourier series coefficients. Problem 5 (15 marks) examines Fourier series coefficients of transformed periodic signals.

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    This document provides the details of Assignment 3 for the Signals and Systems course EE310. It includes 5 problems worth a total of 90 marks. Problem 1 (20 marks) involves determining the Fourier series coefficients of periodic signals x(t), y(t), and z(t). Problem 2 (15 marks) examines the convolution property of Fourier series and determining the coefficients of signal z(t). Problem 3 (20 marks) covers the multiplication property of Fourier series, Parseval's relation, and determining the coefficients of signals g(t) and h(t). Problem 4 (20 marks) involves determining signals based on given Fourier series coefficients. Problem 5 (15 marks) examines Fourier series coefficients of transformed periodic signals.

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    This document provides the details of Assignment 3 for the Signals and Systems course EE310. It includes 5 problems worth a total of 90 marks. Problem 1 (20 marks) involves determining the Fourier series coefficients of periodic signals x(t), y(t), and z(t). Problem 2 (15 marks) examines the convolution property of Fourier series and determining the coefficients of signal z(t). Problem 3 (20 marks) covers the multiplication property of Fourier series, Parseval's relation, and determining the coefficients of signals g(t) and h(t). Problem 4 (20 marks) involves determining signals based on given Fourier series coefficients. Problem 5 (15 marks) examines Fourier series coefficients of transformed periodic signals.

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    Department of Electrical Engineering

    School of Science and Engineering

    EE310 Signals and Systems


    ASSIGNMENT 3
    Due Date: 5pm, Friday, 28 October 2016 (Dropbox located outside 9-348A, EE Department)
    Format: 5 problems, for a total of 90 marks

    Notation:
    • In this assignment, the Fourier series coefficients of continuous-time periodic signals x(t),
    y(t) and z(t) are denoted by ak , bk and ck respectively, that is,
    FS
    x(t) ←−−−−→ ak ,
    FS
    y(t) ←−−−−→ bk ,
    FS
    z(t) ←−−−−→ ck ,
    FS
    where the shorthand notation ←−−−−→ is adopted to relate the signal with its Fourier
    series coefficients.
    Problem 1 (20 marks)
    In this problem, consider a continuous-time signal x(t) in Fig. 1.

    x(t)
    1
    ... ...
    t
    -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
    −1

    Figure 1: Signal x(t).

    (a) [12 marks] Determine the Fourier series coefficients of the signal x(t) using the anal-
    ysis equation.
    (b) [8 marks] The Fourier series coefficients of periodic Impulse train defined as

    ∞
    X
    y(t) = δ(t − nT ),
    n=−∞
    are given by

    1
    .
    bk =
    T
    Using the Fourier series coefficients bk of the impulse train y(t), the properties of
    Fourier series and the result of Example 3.5 (textbook), determine the Fourier series
    coefficients of the signal x(t).

    Problem 2 (15 marks)


    (a) [6 marks] (Convolution property of Fourier series) Periodic convolution of two signals
    x(t) and y(t), both periodic with period T , is defined as
    Z
    z(t) = x(τ )y(t − τ )dτ,
    T
    where the integral is taken over one period T only. Show that the Fourier coefficients
    of z(t) are given by
    ck = T ak bk .
    (b) [9 marks] Using the result of Example 3.5 (textbook), the convolution property and
    other properties of Fourier series, determine the Fourier series coefficients of the signal
    z(t) shown in Fig. 2.

    z(t)
    1
    ... ...
    t
    -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    Figure 2: Signal z(t).

    Problem 3 (20 marks)


    (a) [5 marks] (Multiplication property of Fourier series) Show that the Fourier series
    coefficients of the signal z(t)
    Let x(t) and y(t) both be continuous-time periodic signals having period T . Show
    that the Fourier series coefficients of the signal
    z(t) = x(t)y(t)
    are given by
    ∞
    X
    ck = a` b`−k .
    `=∞

    (b) [4 marks] (Parseval’s Relation) Using the result of multiplication property, or other-
    wise, derive the Parseval’s relation, which relates the average energy of the signal to
    its Fourier series coefficients and is given by

    Z ∞
    1 2
    X
    |x(t)| dt = |ak |2
    T T k=−∞

    for a continuous-time periodic signal x(t) having period T .

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    (c) [5 marks] Using the multiplication property of Fourier series, determine the Fourier
    series coefficients of the signal g(t) given by
    (
    cos(20πt) i − 1 ≤ t ≤ i + 1, i ∈ {0, ±3, ±6, ±9 . . .}
    g(t) = (1)
    0 otherwise

    (d) [6 marks] Using the multiplication property of Fourier series, determine the Fourier
    series coefficients of the signal h(t) with period 4 and description over one period
    −1 ≤ t < 3 given by
    (
    e−2t cos(20πt) −1 ≤ t ≤ 1,
    h(t) = (2)
    0 1 < t < 3.

    Problem 4 (20 marks)


    In each of the following, the Fourier Series coefficients of a continuous time signals with
    period 4 is specified. Determine the signal x(t) in each case:

    0, k=0
    (a) ak = sin kπ/4
    ( j)k , otherwise
    kπ
    sin kπ/8 1
    (b) ak = (−1)k , a0 =
    2kπ 16
    (
    j k, |k| < 3
    (c) ak =
    0, otherwise
    (
    1, k even
    (d) ak =
    2, k odd

    Problem 5 (15 marks)


    Let x[n] be a periodic signal with period N and the Fourier series representation
    X
    x[n] = ak ejk(2pi/N )n . (3)
    k=<N >

    For each of the following signals, determine the Fourier series coefficients in terms of ak .
    (a) [1 mark] Ax[n] + Bx[−n]
    (b) [2 marks] x[n]ejL(2π/N )
    (c) [2 marks] x[n] + x[n − N/2] (assume that N is even )
    ∗
    (d) [2 marks] x[−n] (∗ denotes conjugation)
    (e) [4 marks] (−1)n x[n] (assume that N is even)
    (f) [4 marks]
    (
    x[n], n even
    y[n] =
    0, n odd

    — End of Assignment —

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