Question: Problem I ( 1 5 pts ) . For the signal e - 3 t u ( t ) , determine the bandwidth of an

Problem I (15pts).
For the signal e-3tu(t), determine the bandwidth of an anti-aliasing filter if the essential bandwidth of the signal contains 99% of the signal energy.
Hint: use Parseval's theorem
Problem II (25 pts).
A. Using only the fact that ku[k]zz- and properties of the z-transform, find the z- transform of:
a.x[n]=n2nu[n]
b.,x[n]=(12)nu[n]+(13)nu[n]
B. Derive the amplitude and phase response of H(z) of the digital filters shown in the figure.
Hint: |F()|=F()F(-)2,|F()|2=F()F**()
Problem III (20 pts).
Consider the following LTID system:
a. Determine the system's frequency response function, H().
b. Determine the unit-impulse response, h[n].
c. Sketch the magnitude response and the angle response, and determine the filter type.
d. Solve for the 3-dB cutoff frequency, 3dB.
Problem IV (20pts).
Design a second order digital low-pass Butterworth filter with a 3 dB cut-off frequency of 2 kHz and minimum attenuation of 30 dB at 4.25 kHz for a sampling rate of 10 kHz .
Problem V (20pts).
A discrete-time LTI system is specified by the difference equation
[k+1]-0.5y[k]=f[k+1]+0.8f[k]
a. Derive the transfer function in the z-domain.
b. Find the amplitude and phase response of the system.
c. Find the system response y[k] for the input f[k]=cos(0.5k-3)
Problem I ( 1 5 pts ) . For the signal e - 3 t u

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