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Signals and Systems – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. 49. The auto-correlation function of a periodic signal is also:

    • A. Periodic
    • B. Aperiodic
    • C. Constant
    • D. Zero
  2. 50. The cross-correlation function measures the similarity between two signals as a function of their relative:

    • A. Amplitude
    • B. Frequency
    • C. Time shift
    • D. Phase
  3. 51. The Fourier Series coefficients of an even periodic signal are:

    • A. Purely real
    • B. Purely imaginary
    • C. Complex
    • D. Zero
  4. 52. The Fourier Series coefficients of an odd periodic signal are:

    • A. Purely real
    • B. Purely imaginary
    • C. Complex
    • D. Zero
  5. 53. The region of convergence (ROC) of the Laplace transform is always a strip parallel to the:

    • A. Real axis
    • B. Imaginary axis
    • C. Origin
    • D. Infinity
  6. 54. The Laplace transform of a derivative df(t)/dt is:

    • A. sF(s)
    • B. sF(s) - f(0-)
    • C. F(s)/s
    • D. F(s) + f(0-)
  7. 55. The initial value theorem in Laplace Transform is used to find the value of a function as t tends to:

    • A. 0
    • B.
    • C. 1
    • D. -1
  8. 56. The stability condition for a discrete-time LTI system requires that all poles of H(z) must be:

    • A. Outside the unit circle
    • B. Inside the unit circle
    • C. On the unit circle
    • D. At the origin
  9. 57. The discrete-time counterpart of convolution is:

    • A. Multiplication
    • B. Addition
    • C. Discrete convolution sum
    • D. Discrete convolution integral
  10. 58. A system is memoryless if its output depends only on the ________ input.

    • A. Past
    • B. Present
    • C. Future
    • D. Past and present
  11. 59. The power spectrum of a wide-sense stationary (WSS) random process is the Fourier Transform of its:

    • A. Autocorrelation function
    • B. Probability density function
    • C. Mean
    • D. Variance
  12. 60. The relationship between phase and group velocity is important for understanding signal propagation in:

    • A. Non-dispersive media
    • B. Dispersive media
    • C. Lossless media
    • D. Vacuum