Question: Consider a discrete-time LTI system with a real-valued impulse response h[n]. We want to find h [n], or equivalently, the system function H(z) from the

Consider a discrete-time LTI system with a real-valued impulse response h[n]. We want to find h [n], or equivalently, the system function H(z) from the autocorrelation chh[?] of the impulse response. The definition of the autocorrelation is?

(a) If the system h[n] is causal and stable, can you uniquely recover h[n] from chh[?]? Justify your answer.

(b) Assume that h[n] is causal and stable and that, in addition, you know that the system function has the form, for some finite ?k. Can you uniquely recover h[n] from chh[?]? Clearly justify your answer.?

Chnle] = h[k]h[k + e]. k=-D0 Part B H(z) = - -k

Chnle] = h[k]h[k + e]. k=-D0 Part B H(z) = - -k k=1

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