Question: 2 ) A causal filter H ( z ) is excited by x ( n ) which is a white noise signal of zero mean

2) A causal filter H(z) is excited by x(n) which is a white noise signal of zero mean and unit variance. Its overall output is y(n). The filter input-output difference equation is given by.(15 pts) y(n)= x(n)0.8 y(n-1)2a) Calculate the mean value \mu y of the overall output y(n).2b) Calculate the autocorrelation ryy(m) of the output of H1(z), namely y(n), in closed form. Show all your work to obtain ryy(m).2c) Give numerical values for ryy (0), ryy(1), ryy(2).2d) Calculate the variance of y(n). Provide a numerical value. 2e) Give the power spectral density (PSD) of y(n).
3)We need to design a digital Butterworth filter by analog filter approximation. The filter is to be designed using the bilinear transformation. Determine the order of the filter and the s-domain poles. The design has the following specifications: Sampling frequency 70 kHz, passband edge =7 kHz, stopband edge =21 kHz, gain at passband edge =-2 dB, and gain at stopband edge =-14 dB.3a) Calculate the order of the Butterworth filter. Show you calculations. 3b) Calculate the s-domain poles of the Butterworth filter. Show you calculations. (dont use any code to solve these problems)

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