2)The system function H(z) of a stable LTI system has three poles and three zeros, as shown inthe plot below. Also, the system response to the input x[n] = (-1)" (all n) is given by y[n] =%3D20(–1)" (all n).(M = 2)z = 0(M = 1)z = 1z = -2(M = 2)z = 1/2(M = 1)a)Determine H(z) and its region of convergence.b)Determine H(z) and its region of convergence.c)Give one value of a (other than zero) for which the sequence x'[n] = a" (for all n)is not an acceptable input for this system.Page+

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2) The system function H(z) of a stable LTI system has three poles and three zeros, as shown in the plot below. Also, the system response to the input x[n] = (-1)" (all n) is given by y[n] = %3D 20(-1)" (all n). (M = 2) z = 0 (M = 1) z = 1 z = 1/2 (M = 1) z = -2 (M = 2) а) Determine H(z) and its region of convergence. b) Determine H(z) and its region of convergence. c) Give one value of a (other than zero) for which the sequence x'[n] = a" (for all n) %3D is not an acceptable input for this system. Page

2) The system function H(z) of a stable LTI system has three poles and three zeros, as shown in the plot below. Also, the system response to the input x[n] = (-1)" (all n) is given by y[n] = %3D 20(-1)" (all n). (M = 2) z = 0 (M = 1) z = 1 z = 1/2 (M = 1) z = -2 (M = 2) а) Determine H(z) and its region of convergence. b) Determine H(z) and its region of convergence. c) Give one value of a (other than zero) for which the sequence x'[n] = a" (for all n) %3D is not an acceptable input for this system. Page

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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