DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

By G. Aparna 1 One of the basic practical applications based on the exploitation of the aliasing effect is [ ] (a) Oscilloscope (b) Storboscope (c) Spectru Analyser (d) !one #he $uality of the output A%& con'erter is usually [ ] (a) (S& (b) S)!* easured by (c) S!* (d) All the [ ]

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A syste that satisfies the superposition principle is called as ,, (a) -inear (b) !onlinear (c) Stable (d) .nstable An -#0 syste ] (a) 0nfinite

is causal if and only if its i pulse response is ,,, for negati'e 'alues of (b) .nity (c) 1inite (d) 2ero

#he fourier transfor is the deco position of the class of ,,, signals. [ ] (a) Aperiodic signals (b) (o4er Signals (c) (o4er Signals 0nfinite energy 5. 8. #he ost 4idely used 11# algorith (a) *adix6" (b) *adix6/ is ,,,,,,,, (c) *adix67 (d) *adix615

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One techni$ues that is useful in deri'ing ne4 syste structures for 10* 9 00* syste s ste s fro the ,, [ ] (a) *eali:ation (b) Only #ranspoition (c) A #ransiposition (or) 1lo4graph re'ersal (d) !one #he transition of the fre$uency response fro pass band to stopband defines the ,,,, [ ] (a) #olerable band (b) &yna ic range (c) Band4idth (d) #ransition region One of the disad'antage of 00* filter design techni$ue is ,,,, [ ] (a) Appropriate only for hpf (b) Appropriate only for hpf (c) for all pass filter (d) !one #he process of sa pling rate con'ersion can be de'eloped 9 understood using the idea (a) 0nfinite [ ] (b) 1inite (c) .nity (d) 2ero

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A digital filter uses ,, to perfor nu erical calculations on sa pled 'alues of the signal. [ ] (a) &S( processor (b) Both icro processors 9 &S( processors (c) &igital processors (d) =icroprocessor

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A gi'en syste

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(a) (resent 'alues (b) (resent 9 past 'alues (c) Only past 'alues (d) (resent> past 9 future 1+.

Basic operations perfor ed on independent 'ariables of signal are ,,,,,. [ ] (a) #i e scaling (b) *eflection of signal (c) #i e shifting (d) All

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*ando signals are expressed athe atically in ter s of ,,,, [ ] (a) 0 pulses (b) .nit Step (c) S$uare ] (a) Si ple but ti e consu ing (b) @o plicate

(d) ?xponential ethod is (d)

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1inding the circular con'olution of only t4o data se$uences through the circle (c) 0 possible

As the length of the 4indo4 A!B increases in the 4indo4ing techni$ue the a plitude of the oscillation ,, [ (a) *e ains constant (b) Also increases (c) &ecrease (d) Beco e :ero

18. ,,,,,,,, 4indo4 has control o'er ripple by eans of an additional para eter characteri:ing the 4indo4 [ ] (a) Carr (b) Daiser (c) *ectangular (d) BlacE an 17. 1;. =aFor ad'antage of the 10* Syste (a) Good stability (b) -inear phase is achie'ed (c) both A 9 B (d) !one (d) Any [ (d) ] [ [ ] ]

Sa pling rate con'ersion can be treated by filtering in ,,, (a) #i e do ain (b) 1re$uency do ain (c) &igital &o ain do ain "<. !one 0nterpolation process ,,,, the sa pling rate fro - to -1s (a) Si ple but ti e consu ing (b) @o plicate (c) 0 possible

Key: 1. c 11.c 2.b 12.a 3.a 13.d 4.d 14.a 5.c. 15.a 6.a 16.b 7.c 17.b 8.d 18.c .a 1 .c 1!.a 2!.a