”Z”-TRANSFORMS
Marks:100 Time:3hours
PART—A (16marks)
ATTEMPT ANY 8 OF THE FOLLOWING:(8*2=16):
01.Define a two sided Z-transform. State the applications of it.
02.Find the Z-transform of an
n!
03.Evaluate the Z-transforms of rncosnф and rnsinnф.
04.Define the following functions and derive their Z-transforms:
(a)Unit impulse function
(b)Unit function
05.state and prove the scaling in Z-domain property.
06.Find the Z-transforms of the following functions:
(a)cos3t
(b)sin3nП/6
07.Find the inverse Z-transform of F(z) given by
F(z) = log(1 divided by (1 – az-1))
08.State and prove the time shifting property of Z-transforms.
09.Derive an expression to find the Z-transform of the derivative of a function
from the Z-transform of the actual function.
10.Find the Z-transform of (n+1)(n+2).
11.Form the difference from the following by eliminating the arbitary constants:
(a) Un=a2n+1
(b) yn=a+b3n
12.Evaluate the Z-transform of { t k}.
PART—B:(84 marks):
ANSWER ANY 12 FROM THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:(12*7=84):
13.Find the inverse Z-transform of the following using the residue theorem:
z
(z – 1)(z2 + 1) (7marks)
14.Use the power series method to evaluate inverse Z-transform of the
following:
(a) 10z (b) z (4+3)marks
(z - 1)(z - 2) z2 + 7z + 10
15.Solve the following equation using Z-transforms only:
y(n+2) + 6y(n+1) + 9y(n) = 2n provided y0=y1=0. (7marks)
16.By the method of partial fractions find the inverse Z-transform of the
following:
z(z2- z + 2) (7marks)
(z + 1)( z - 1)2
17.State and prove the following theorems: ((2+3+3)marks)
(a)Initial value theorem
(b)Final value theorem
(c)Frequency shifting theorem
18.(a)State and prove the convolution theorem for Z-transforms.
(b)Using the above concept alone, find the Z-1 of the following:
8Z2 (3+4marks)
(2z – 1)(4z + 1)
19.Evaluate the Z-transforms of the following: (2+2+3marks)
(a) 3n cosh 2n
(b)(k-1)a(k-1)
(c) 2n+3
(n+1)(n+2)
20.Find the inverse Z-transform of the following using the residue theorem:
z(3z2 - 6z + 4)
(z + 2)(z – 1)2 (7marks)
21.Solve the following difference equation using Z transformation method:
x(n+2) - 4x(n+1)+ 3x(n) = 2n.n2 ,x(0)=0 and x(1)=0. (7marks)
22.Find the inverse Z-transform of the following. Ensure that the final answer
is a pre - defined function:
4z2 – 2z
z3 – 5z2 + 8z – 4 (7marks)
23.Find the Z-transform of f(n)*g(n) if (4+3marks)
(a) f(n)=U(n) and g(n)= δ(n) + (1/2)n U(n).
(b)f(n)=2n u(n) and g(n)=3n u(n).
24.(a)Find the inverse Z-transform of
z – 4
(z – 1)(z - 2)2 (4+1+2marks)
(b)Find the initial and final value of { f(n) } if
F(z) = 0.4 z2
(z-1)(z2 – 0.736z +0.136)
25.Find the Z-transform of the following: (2+2+1+2marks)
(a)an and nan
(b)cosnθ and ncosnθ
(c)e-at sinbt
(d)(t+T) e-(t+T)
26.Solve the following difference equation by (4+3marks)
(a)Residue
(b)partial fractions:
y(n) – y(n-1) = u(n) + u(n-1)
27.(a)Discuss the differences between L and Z-transforms. (2+3+2marks)
(b)Find the inverse Z-transform of
z2 – 3z
(z – 5)(z + 2)
(c)Find the initial value of the following function:
F(z) = zeaT (zeaT – cosbT)
z2e2aT – 2zeaTcosbT + 1
NOTE:
1.Apply the conditions in the correct order.
2.Write down all the corresponding formulas.
ALL THE BEST AND BEST OF EFFORTS!!!
set by,
RANGARAJAN T.R.
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