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Old Exam Questions - Advanced Digital Signal Processing | EE 67003, Exams of Digital Signal Processing

Material Type: Exam; Professor: Sauer; Class: Adv. Digital Signal Processing; Subject: Electrical Engineering; University: Notre Dame; Term: Fall 2008;

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2009/2010

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EE 67003: Final Exam, Fall 2008
17 December, 2008
Note: You are allowed only a calculator, writing utensils, and two sheets of paper, A4 or 8.5
x 11 inches, with both sides containing whatever notes you wish to bring into the exam.
Calculators are to be used only for simple arithmetic manipulations, not polynomial factor-
ing, etc. Make sure you show all your steps if you want credit for your results.
Good luck and Merry Christmas!
Problem 1 (10)
Problem 2 (30)
Problem 3 (30)
Problem 4 (30)
Problem 5 (10)
Total (110)
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EE 67003: Final Exam, Fall 2008

17 December, 2008

Note: You are allowed only a calculator, writing utensils, and two sheets of paper, A4 or 8. x 11 inches, with both sides containing whatever notes you wish to bring into the exam.

Calculators are to be used only for simple arithmetic manipulations, not polynomial factor- ing, etc. Make sure you show all your steps if you want credit for your results.

Good luck and Merry Christmas!

Problem 1 (10)

Problem 2 (30)

Problem 3 (30)

Problem 4 (30)

Problem 5 (10)

Total (110)

Name

  1. (10 pts.) An LTI DT system has the transfer function

H(z) =

1 + z −^1 − 0. 75 z −^2 1 − 0. 6 z −^1

Find whether this system is minimum-phase. If not, find the transfer function (in simplest form similar to the above expression) of the minimum-phase alternative.

(b) (10 pts.) If this predictor were implemented via a lattice filter, what would be the reflection coefficients K 1 , K 2 , K 3 , K 4?

(c) (10 pts.) What is the correlation coefficient between the forward (f 1 (n)) and backward (g 1 (n)) prediction error at the output of first stage of the lattice filter of (b)?

  1. A polyphase (two phases) decomposition of a transfer function may be written as

H(z) = H 0 (z 2 ) + z −^1 H 1 (z 2 ).

(a) (10 pts.) Starting from the definition of the z-transform, find the form of the functions H 0 (z) and H 1 (z).

(b) (10 pts.) For the specific case of

H(z) =

1 − 0. 8 z −^1

find the forms of H 0 (z) and H 1 (z).

  1. Zero-mean white noise (w(n)) with variance 1.0 is the input to a system with transfer function H(z) = 1 + z −^1 + z −^2. (a) (10 pts.) If we call the output of the system x(n), find the power spectral density Γ (^) XX (f ). What is the variance of x(n)?

(b) (10 pts.) Find the values of the minimum mean-squared error prediction coefficients for a second-order AR model of this signal.

(c) (10 pts.) Write the difference equation of a system which will whiten the signal x(n) from (a). Is this system stable? What is the variance of the “re-whitened” signal? Can you reconcile these attributes of the signal and system?

Lattice filter recursion:

K (^) m = am (m)

am− 1 (k) =

am (k) − K (^) m bm (k) 1 − |K (^) m | 2

Characteristic function: φ (^) X (ω) = E[ejωX^ ]

Moment generating function: θX (s) = E[esX^ ]

Joint Gaussian RVs:

p (^) X (x) =

(2π) N/^2 |ΛX | 1 /^2

exp

{ − 1 /2(x − μ (^) X ) T^ ΛX−^1 (x − μ (^) X )

}

φ (^) X (ω) = exp

{ jω T^ μ (^) X − 1 / 2 ω T^ ΛX ω

}

Exponential distribution: p (^) X (x) = θe−θx^ u(x), E[X] = θ −^1 , V ar(X) = θ −^2.

Poisson distributed counts: P (X = k) = e^ −θ (^) θ k k! ,^ E[X] =^ θ,^ V ar(X) =^ θ. Binomially-distributed RV:

P (X = k) = B(k; n, p) =

( n k

) p k^ (1 − p) n−k

Correlation coefficient of X and Y : ρXY = E[(X−μX^ )(Y^ −μY^ )

∗ (^) ] σX σY

Chernoff bound: P(X ≥ a) ≤ e−at^ θX (t), with θX (t) the moment generating function.

Bienayme-Chebyshev: P(X ≥ a) ≤ E[ ϕϕ((aX) )]for ϕ(x) non-negative, symmetric, increasing on x ≥ 0.

Integration by parts:

∫ u dv = uv −

∫ v du

[ a b c d

]− 1

[ d −b −c a

]

(ad − bc)