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    ENEE 222 Signals and Systems: Spring 2021 - Problem Set 7 - Due 4/13/2021

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    This document outlines 5 problems for an signals and systems engineering assignment. Problem 1 asks students to analyze how pole-zero cancellations in rational transfer functions can impact regions of convergence and stability. Problem 2 involves using Laplace transforms and MATLAB to analyze resonance in a differential equation with sinusoidal inputs. Problem 3 compares solutions to linear and nonlinear pendulum models using MATLAB and defines when the linear approximation breaks down. Problem 4 uses Kirchhoff's laws to find the impulse response and transfer function of an RLC network. Problem 5 shows that for an nth order differential equation with zero initial conditions and a complex exponential input, the solution will also be a complex exponential depending on the input frequency.

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    ENEE 222 Signals and Systems: Spring 2021 - Problem Set 7 - Due 4/13/2021

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    This document outlines 5 problems for an signals and systems engineering assignment. Problem 1 asks students to analyze how pole-zero cancellations in rational transfer functions can impact regions of convergence and stability. Problem 2 involves using Laplace transforms and MATLAB to analyze resonance in a differential equation with sinusoidal inputs. Problem 3 compares solutions to linear and nonlinear pendulum models using MATLAB and defines when the linear approximation breaks down. Problem 4 uses Kirchhoff's laws to find the impulse response and transfer function of an RLC network. Problem 5 shows that for an nth order differential equation with zero initial conditions and a complex exponential input, the solution will also be a complex exponential depending on the input frequency.

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    This document outlines 5 problems for an signals and systems engineering assignment. Problem 1 asks students to analyze how pole-zero cancellations in rational transfer functions can impact regions of convergence and stability. Problem 2 involves using Laplace transforms and MATLAB to analyze resonance in a differential equation with sinusoidal inputs. Problem 3 compares solutions to linear and nonlinear pendulum models using MATLAB and defines when the linear approximation breaks down. Problem 4 uses Kirchhoff's laws to find the impulse response and transfer function of an RLC network. Problem 5 shows that for an nth order differential equation with zero initial conditions and a complex exponential input, the solution will also be a complex exponential depending on the input frequency.

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    ENEE 222 Signals and Systems: Spring 2021 - Problem Set 7 - Due 4/13/2021

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    ENEE 222 Signals and Systems

    Spring 2021 – Problem Set 7 – due 4/13/2021


    Problem 1: Recall Problem 1 from Test 2: “(a 5 points) Find, if possible, two signals, both of
    which have well-defined Laplace transforms that are proper rational functions, such that the
    convolution of the two signals does not have a well-defined Laplace transform. (b 20 points)
    Show that a pole-zero cancellation in the product of the two transform functions can change this
    result or prove that a pole-zero cancellation cannot change the result.” Given a rational transfer
    function H ( s) = q( s) / p( s) with p,q polynomials, use examples to illustrate all the ways that
    pole-zero cancellations can change the regions of convergence of the transfer function and the
    stability of the transfer function. For example, can a pole-zero cancellation destabilize a transfer
    function. Define what you mean by “stability.”
    Problem 2: Investigate resonance phenomena in the following differential equation on the
    interval t  0 using the Laplace transform method and/or MATLAB. Assume that a,b are a real
    numbers. Mention any assumptions that you make about initial conditions or the constants a,b or
    the frequencies of the input sinusoids
    y (t ) + a1 y (t ) + a0 y (t ) =  sin(2 f 0t ) +  cos(2 f1t ), t  0

    Repeat your analysis for the damped second order differential equation as a function of the
    damping ratio  and the natural frequency n and the frequency f 0 of the input signal. Hint:
    Consider the MATLAB function ord2.
    y + 2n y + n 2 y = a sin(2 f 0t )

    Problem 3: Recall the undamped pendulum with


    differential equation model mL + mg sin  = 0 which we
    approximated for small angles and angular velocities by the
    g
    linear differential equation  = −  . (a) Use MATLAB to
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    solve both of these equations and to compare their solutions for
    various initial conditions. How large can the initial angle and
    angular velocity  (0),  (0) be before the linear approximation
    breaks down? Define what you mean by “break down.” (b) Find
    the period of the oscillations predicted by the linear model and
    show that is does not depend on the initial conditions. Show that
    this is not the case for the nonlinear model, which also produces
    periodic solutions.
    Problem 4: (a) Use Kirchhoff’s laws to find the impulse
    response of the RLC network shown in the figure.

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    (b) Find the transfer function from input vi (t ) to output vo (t ) and use the MATLAB command
    bode to plot its frequency response.
    Problem 5: Consider the general nth order differential equation
    y ( n ) (t ) + an −1 y ( n −1) (t ) + + a0 y (t ) = x(t ), t  0

    with all initial conditions equal to zero. If the input signal is a complex exponential x(t ) = e jt ,
    show that the solution y(t) will also be a complex exponential with amplitude and phase that
    depend on the input frequency  .

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