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    GLASGOW COLLEGE UESTC

    Exam paper

    Signal and System (UESTC 2026)


    Date: 19th June 2022
    Time: 14:30-16:30

    Attempt all PARTS. Total 100 marks

    Use one answer sheet for each of the questions in this exam.
    Show all work on the answer sheet.

    Make sure that your University of Glasgow and UESTC Student Identification
    Numbers are on all answer sheets.

    An electronic calculator may be used provided that it does not allow text storage
    or display, or graphical display.

    All graphs should be clearly labelled and sufficiently large so that all elements
    are easy to read.

    The numbers in square brackets in the right-hand margin indicate the marks
    allotted to the part of the question against which the mark is shown. These
    marks are for guidance only.

    Continued overleaf
    Page 1 of 5
    1, 0  n  7
    Q1 Let x[n]   be a periodic signal with fundamental period N  10 and
    0, 8  n  9
    Fourier series coefficients ak . Let x[ n] be the input of a discrete-time system
    shown in Figure Q1, y[n ] is the corresponding output. The discrete-time
    system is composed of two LTI sub-systems in parallel interconnection. The
    unit impulse response signals of the two LTI sub-systems are also given in
    Figure Q1 with h1[n]   [n] and h2 [n]   [n  1] .

    (a) Determine the unit impulse response h[ n ] of this discrete-time system. [3]

    (b) Determine whether this discrete-time system with the impulse response h[ n ] is
    Stable, Causal, Linear, Time invariant, Invertible, Memoryless. Justify your
    answers. [6]

    (c) Plot the output y[n] of this discrete-time system. Is y[n] periodic? If yes,
    determine its fundamental period. [6]

    (d) Determine the Fourier series coefficients bk of y[n ] . [5]

    (e) Determine the Fourier series coefficients ak of x[ n ] . [5]

    x[n] y[n]
     [ n]
    -
     [n-1]

    Figure Q1.

    Continued overleaf
    Page 2 of 5
    Q2 Consider the impulse train sampling system shown in Figure Q2 with
    
    1 sin(6 t )  sin(4 t )
    p(t )    (t  nT ), T  and h(t )  . For the signal
    n  3 t
    x0 (t ) , its spectrum X 0 ( j ) is also given in Figure Q2. Note that the parameter
    0 determines the bandwidth of the signal x0 (t ) .

    (a) If the input signal x(t )  x0 (t ) , determine the maximum 0 for the signal x(t )
    to be recoverable from y(t ) . [5]

    (b) If 0  4 , determine the time expression of the signal x0 (t ) . [5]

    (c) Sketch the spectrum Y ( j ) if the input signal x(t )  x0 (t ) with 0  4 . [5]

    t
    (d) If the input signal x(t )  x0   , sketch the spectrum Y ( j ) and Z ( j ) . [10]
     2

    Figure Q2.

    Continued overleaf
    Page 3 of 5
    d 2 y(t ) dy(t ) dx(t )
    Q3 Consider an LTI system described by 2
    4  4 y(t )   x(t ) , where
    dt dt dt
    x(t ) is the input signal and y(t ) is the output signal of the system.

    (a) Determine the system function H ( s ) , and indicate the ROC of H ( s ) . Give the
    pole-zero plot of the system function. [8]

    (b) Determine the unit impulse response signal h(t ) . Is this system stable? Clearly
    justify your answer. [7]

    (c) If the input x(t )   (t )  e 3t u (t ) , find the Laplace transform X ( s ) . [5]

    (d) If the input x(t )   (t )  e 3t u (t ) , determine the output signal y(t ) . [5]

    Continued overleaf
    Page 4 of 5
    Q4 Consider a causal LTI system whose input x[n] and output y[n] are related through
    the block diagram representation shown in Figure Q4.

    (a) Find the system function H ( z ) of this causal LTI system shown in Figure Q4
    and determine a difference equation relating y[n] and x[n] . [8]

    (b) Sketch the system’s pole-zero plot and indicate ROC. Is the system stable? [7]

    (c) Determine the response y[n] if the input signal x[ n ]  cos  n , for all n. [4]

    (d) Redesign and draw the direct-form of the block diagram representation of this
    system. [6]

    x[n] y[n]
    -19

    Z-1

    -1/3

    20

    Z-1

    -2/3

    Figure Q4.

    End of question paper


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