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Fall 2006 EGGN 388 Practice Exam 1: Complex Signals and Systems, Exams of Engineering

A practice exam for the fall 2006 electrical and computer engineering 388 (complex signals and systems) course. The exam consists of multiple-choice questions and long-answer problems related to complex sinusoidal signals, their magnitudes, and their time-domain expressions.

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EGGN 388 Fall 2006
Practice Exam #1
All-or-none (5 points each)
1) Which of the following expressions does not belong (circle one)?
a) 2
1
π
b)
j
c) 2
π
j
e
d) none of the above
2) The following expression is (circle one) TRUE or FALSE:
θθ
θ
jj ee
+=)sin(2
3) evaluates to be (circle one)
)2( mj
e
ππ
+
a) -1
b) -j
c) 0
d) m
e) none of the above
4) Give the correct complex magnitude for the sinusoidal signal (circle one):
)
4
2cos(20)(
π
π
+= ttx
a) 4
10
π
j
e
b) 4
20
π
j
e
c) 4
10
π
j
e
d) 4
20
π
j
e
e) none of the above
pf3
pf4
pf5

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EGGN 388 Fall 2006 Practice Exam #

All-or-none (5 points each)

  1. Which of the following expressions does not belong (circle one)?

a) 2

1

π ∠

b) j

c)

2

π j

e

d) none of the above

  1. The following expression is (circle one) TRUE or FALSE:

θ θ θ

j j e e

− 2 sin( )= +

  1. evaluates to be (circle one)

j ( 2 m )

e

π + π

a) - b) - j c) 0 d) m e) none of the above

  1. Give the correct complex magnitude for the sinusoidal signal (circle one):

() 20 cos( 2

π xt = π t +

a) 10 4

j^ π e

b) 20 4

j^ π e

c) 10 4

j^ π e

d) 20 4

j^ π e e) none of the above

  1. A sinusoidal signal with frequency 100 rad/sec has a complex magnitude 3 5

j^ π e

. What is the correct time-domain expression (circle one)?

a) cos(^2 (^3 )^100 ) 5

x ( t )= π t +

π

b) )^3 ) 5

x ( t )= 100 cos( 2 ( t +

π π

c) ) 5

() 3 cos( 2 ( 100 )

π xt = π t +

d) ) 5

() 3 cos( 2 ( 100 )

π xt = π t

e) none of the above

  1. What is the distance (in seconds) between the peaks of the following two sinusoidal

signals:

) 6

() cos( 20

() cos( 20 )

2

1

π π

π

= −

=

x t t

x t t

Long Answer (show your work for partial credit – 10 points each)

  1. Write down an expression for x(t) from the following graph:

-3 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1

0

1

2

3

  1. Determine a formula for as a sum of cosines for a signal with the spectrum

shown.

x ( t )

  1. Match the waveforms on the next page to their spectrum.

Bonus: Show that

2 cos( ω 1 t )cos( ω 2 t )=cos(( ω 1 + ω 2 ) t )+cos(( ω 1 − ω 2 ) t )