Question: ( 3 2 points ) Frequency Response ( a ) ( 1 8 points ) Consider the LTI system depicted in figure 1 whose response

(32 points) Frequency Response
(a)(18 points) Consider the LTI system depicted in figure 1 whose response to an unknown input, x(t), is
y(t)=(4e-t-2e-2t)u(t)
Figure 1: System for Problem 1.
We know that for the same unknown input x(t), the intermediate signal, y1(t), is given by:
y1(t)=2e-tu(t)
The overall LTI system is described by the following differential equation:
d2dt2y(t)+5ddty(t)+6y(t)=3x(t)
i. Find the frequency response, H(j), of the overall system h(t).
ii. Find the frequency responses H1(j) of the first LTI system and H2(j) of the second LTI system.
iii. Find the impulse responses h(t),h1(t) and h2(t).
(b)(6 points) Assume x(t) a real signal that is baseband, i.e., its Fourier transform x(j) is non-zero for ||0. We process this signal through an LTI system. Let y(t) denote the corresponding output and let Y(j) denote the Fourier transform of y(t). Does y(t) have frequency components different than those of x(t)? i.e., is Y(j)0 for some ||>0? What if we process x(t) through a non-LTI system?
(c)(8 points) Consider the following two LTI systems with impulse responses:
h1(t)=sinc(t2)cos(t)
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and
h2(t)=2sinc(2t)
Find the output of each system to the following input x(t)=cos(3t)cos(4t). If we are given an input-output pair of an unknown LTI system, can we always identify this system?
Hint: Recall the input output relationship. If h(t) is real,
x(t)=cos(0t)y(t)=|H(j0)|cos(0t+?H(j0))
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