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    Module II

    Z-Transform and Fourier Transform

    Digital Signal Processing Laboratory


    2019
    DSP Laboratory
    Z Transform and Fourier Transform

    Z-Transform and Fourier Transform

    I. Z-Transform
    A. Pole, Zero dan Stability
    Determine the value of pole and zero, and draw it in z-plane! Is the system
    stable? Explain!
    1−3 z−1
    1. H z=
    ( )
    1−0.8 z−1
    a. Command Window
    b. Plot di z-plane
    c. Is the system stable? Explain!
    4+3 z−1
    2. H ( z) =
    1−0.6 z−1
    a. Command Window
    b. Plot di z-plane
    c. Is the system stable? Explain!
    Answer:
    1.

    The system is stable because the pole is inside the circle


    2.

    1
    The system is minimum phase stable because the pole and zero are inside the circle
    DSP Laboratory
    Z Transform and Fourier Transform

    B. Frequency Response

    1. Give the Input h(n)=[2 2]:


    a. Editor
    b. Draw the respresentation of the system
    c. Determine Pole and Zero, and draw it
    d. Draw the Magnitude Respond
    e. Draw the Phase Respond
    2. Berikan masukan h(n)=[2 -2]:
    a. Editor
    b. Draw the respresentation of the system
    c. Determine Pole and Zero, and draw it
    d. Draw the Magnitude Respond
    e. Draw the Phase Respond

    3. Berikan masukan h(n)=[2 0 2]:


    a. Editor
    b. Draw the respresentation of the system
    c. Determine Pole and Zero, and draw it
    d. Draw the Magnitude Respond
    e. Draw the Phase Respond

    4. Berikan masukan h(n)=[2 0 -2]:


    a. Editor
    b. Draw the respresentation of the system
    c. Determine Pole and Zero, and draw it
    d. Draw the Magnitude Respond
    e. Draw the Phase Respond

    ANSWER:
    1.

    2
    A B

    C D

    3
    DSP Laboratory
    Z Transform and Fourier Transform

    II. Fourier Transform

    A. Preliminary
    Code the program to generate Sinusoidal Signal within the requirement below
    a. = /10 with the t limit t= 0-10000, plot the signal to the Discrete and make the
    differences
    i. With the sampling frequency (Fs=8000Hz)
    ii. With the sampling frequency (Fs=5000Hz)
    iii. With the sampling frequency (Fs=32000Hz)
    iv. After listening those 3 signals, what are the differences? And is there
    any correlation with the used sampling frequencies (5000, 8000,
    32000)Hz? Explain it!
    b. = /100 with the t limit t= 0-10000, plot the signal to the discrete, with the
    sampling frequency 8000Hz. Write the command window!
    c. What are the differences that caused by changeable with the same sampling
    frequency? Explain it!
    ANSWER:

    A.

    B. Fs=5000Hz produce buzzing sound


    Fs=8000Hz produce clearer and louder, ideal signal according to sampling
    frequency
    Fs=32000Hz produce shrill sound

    C. Frequency affect the sinusoidal signal density

    4
    DSP Laboratory
    Z Transform and Fourier Transform

    B. Frequency Spectrum
    Choose one song from Songs Folder.
    a. Read the voice signal and plot it to the frequency domain with Fs =
    8000Hz
    i. Editor :
    Fs = 44000 because the audio being played is not a simple audio signal, If played at fs =
    8000 then the sound will be very bad.

    ii. Illustrate:

    5
    III. Filter
    1. Choose one song from Songs Folder.
    Plot with fs= 8000 khz. Use hn=[1-1] for the impuls respond!
    a. Editor :
    b. Draw of the frequency spectrum before filtered
    c. Draw of the frequency spectrum after filtered
    JAWAB:

    A.

    B.

    C.

    6
    DSP Laboratory
    Z Transform and Fourier Transfor

    IV. Conclusion and Suggestion


    1. Conclusion

    From today’s module we learned that there are three types of stability:
    Minimum phase stability, Marginal phase stability, and Stable. Minimum phase
    occur when the pole and zero are inside the circle, Marginal phase occur when
    pole is inside the circle and zero is one the edge of the circle line, Stable occure
    when pole is inside the circle while zero is on the outside the circle. We also
    learned that Frequency affect the sinusoidal signal density.

    2. Suggestion
    Laboratory:
    Sadly we’re not in the lab just yet.

    Practicum:
    The practicum is awesome, we got to know the process how to generate audio wave
    though codes in MATLAB and the process behind audio filtering.

    Assistant:
    The assistant is super nice and humble. He explained the topic of today’s module very
    understandable.

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