Consider the transfer function given by (* + 0.7: + 0.1)(: - 0.4: - 0.03) H(z) = (z² – z + 0.2)(z² – 2z +2)(z+0.9) a. Draw a block diagram for H(z) as the cascade connected subsystems of order at most 2. Do not draw the SFG’s of subsystems. (Note: The order of a system is defined as the largest degree in the denominator polynomial.) b. Draw a pole-zero configuration of H(z). c. List all the possible RoC for H(z).

Consider the transfer function given by (* + 0.7: + 0.1)(: - 0.4: - 0.03) H(z) = (z² – z + 0.2)(z² – 2z +2)(z+0.9) a. Draw a block diagram for H(z) as the cascade connected subsystems of order at most 2. Do not draw the SFG’s of subsystems. (Note: The order of a system is defined as the largest degree in the denominator polynomial.) b. Draw a pole-zero configuration of H(z). c. List all the possible RoC for H(z).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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