ECE 280/Fall 2023/Test 2
Revision as of 00:54, 12 November 2023 by DukeEgr93 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "This page lists the topics covered on the second test for ECE 280 Fall 2023. This will cover everything through Homework 8 and all lecture material endin...")
This page lists the topics covered on the second test for ECE 280 Fall 2023. This will cover everything through Homework 8 and all lecture material ending just before the start of Bode Plots (for Dr. G's section). There are sample tests for Dr. G at Test Bank.
Test II Coverage
- Everything on Test 1
- Correlation - note that in previous semesters different versions of the correlation function may be used - the two possibilities are:
\(\begin{align*}\phi_{xy}&=\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}x(t+\tau)\,y(t)\,d\tau=x(t)*y(-t)=x(t)*y_{m}(t)=r_{xy}(-t)=r_{yx}(t)\\r_{xy}&=\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}x(\tau)\,y(t+\tau)\,d\tau=x(-t)*y(t)=x_m(t)*y(t)=\phi_{xy}(-t)=\phi_{yx}(t)\end{align*}\) meaning the interpretation of the independent variable is different. For $$\phi_{xy}(t)$$, the "t" is "How far to the right do I slide $$y$$ for the area of the product of the signals to be $$\phi_{xy}(t)$$?"; alternately, it could be interpreted as "How far to the left do I slide $$x$$ for the area of the product of the signals to be equal to $$\phi_{xy}(t)$$?" For Fall 2023 for Dr. G's section, $$\phi_{xy}$$ will be used exclusively. - Linear constant-coefficient discrete different equations
- Fourier Series (Continuous Time only)
- Know the synthesis and analysis equations
- Be able to set up integrals or summations to determine \(x(t)\) or \(X[k]\) for periodic signals
- Know how to find the actual Fourier Series coefficients for periodic signals made up of cos and sin
- Be able to use the Fourier Series and Fourier Series Property tables
- Fourier Transform (Continuous Time)
- Know the synthesis and analysis equations
- Be able to set up integrals or summations to determine \(x(t)\) or \(X(j\omega)\) for signals that have Fourier Transforms
- Be able to use the Fourier Transform and Fourier Transform Property tables, including figuring out necessary adjustments to make things work for the tables
- Be able to use partial fraction expansion for inverse Fourier Transforms
Equation Sheet
See Ed
Specifically Not On The Test
- Maple
- MATLAB
- Sampling and reconstruction
- Communication systems
- Laplace Transforms