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    Exercises For Signals and Systems (Part Four)

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    1 Determine the Laplace transform for each of the following functions of time:

    (a) −t ；
    e sin 2 t u(t)

    (b) − ( t − 2) .
    te u (t −1)

    2 Determine the Laplace transform for each of the following functions of time:
    (a) f ( t )=t [u ( t −1 ) −u ( t − 2 ) ].
    3 Determine the Laplace transform for each of the following functions of time:
    (a) sin 2 t·u(t − 1).
    4 Determine the inverse Laplace transform for each of the following functions:
    3s
    (a) , ℜ [ s ] >−2；
    ( s+ 4)(s+2)
    s+3
    (b) 3
    , ℜ [ s ] > −1；
    ( s+1) (s+2)
    −s
    (c) e .
    2
    , ℜ [ s ] >0
    4 s(s + 1)

    5 Determine the inverse Laplace transform for each of the following functions:
    1
    (a) 2 2
    , ℜ [ s ] > 0.
    ( s +3)
    6 Consider a continuous-time LTI system for which the input x (t) and output y ( t ) are
    related by the differential equation
    2
    d ( ) d d .
    2
    y t +3 y ( t )+ 2 y ( t )= x ( t ) +4 x (t )
    dt dt dt

    Determine the zero-input response and zero-state response under each of the
    following conditions.
    (a) x (t )=u ( t )， − ， ；
    y ( 0 )=0 y ' ( 0− ) =1

    (b) ( ) − 2 t ( )， − ， .
    x t =e u t y ( 0 )=1 y ' ( 0− ) =1

    7 The signal
    −2 t
    y ( t ) =e u (t)

    is the output of a causal all-pass system for which the system function is
    s −1 .
    H ( s )=
    s+1
    (a) Find and sketch at least two possible inputs x (t ) that could produce y ( t ) .
    (b) What is the input x (t ) if it is known that
    ∞

    ∫ |x (t )|dt <∞ ?
    −∞

    (c) What is the input x (t ) if it is known that a stable (but not necessarily causal)
    system exists that will have x (t ) as an output if y ( t ) is the input? Find the impulse
    response ℎ ( t ) of this system.

    8 Determine the system functions U 2 (s) of the circuits shown in Figure 8.1.
    H ( s )=
    U 1 (s)

    Figure 8.1
    9 An LTI system has the same initial state in the following conditions. When the
    excitation is , the total response is −t ; when the excitation
    x 1 ( t )=δ(t) y 1 ( t )=δ ( t )+ e u ( t )

    is , its total response is −t .


    x 2 ( t )=u ( t ) y 2 ( t ) =3 e u ( t )

    (a) Determine the total response of this system for the excitation − 2t .
    x 3 ( t )=e u (t )

    (b) Determine the total response of this system for the excitation .
    x 4 ( t )=2u ( t −1 )

    10 Consider the LTI system shown in Figure 8.2 for which we are given the following
    information:
    s +2 ,
    X ( s) =
    s −2
    x (t )=0, t >0,
    and
    2 2t 1 −t
    y ( t ) =− e u ( −t )+ e u(t) .
    3 3
    (a) Determine H (s) and its region of convergence.
    (b) Determine ℎ(t).
    (c) Using the system function H (s) found in part (a), determine the output y ( t ) if the
    input is
    3t , .
    x (t )=e − ∞< t< ∞

    Figure 8.2

    11 Given that the system function is


    s
    H ( s )= . 2
    s +3 s +2
    (a) Determine the response of this system for the input x (t )=10 · u ( t ) , and point out the
    natural response component and the forced response component respectively.
    (b) Determine the response of this system for the input x (t )=1 0 sin t · u ( t ) , and point
    out the natural response component and the forced response component respectively.

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