Question: 26 -
What is the peak side lobe (in dB) for a Hanning window?
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-13
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-58
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-32
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-27
Answer:
-32
Solution:
The peak side lobe in the case of Hanning window has a value of -32dB.
The peak side lobe in the case of Hanning window has a value of -32dB.
Question: 27 -
The large side lobes of W(ω) results in which of the following undesirable effects?
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Ringing effects
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None of the mentioned
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Broadening effects
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Circling effects
Answer:
Ringing effects
Solution:
The larger side lobes of W(ω) results in the undesirable ringing effects in the FIR filter frequency response H(ω), and also in relatively large side lobes in H(ω).
The larger side lobes of W(ω) results in the undesirable ringing effects in the FIR filter frequency response H(ω), and also in relatively large side lobes in H(ω).
Question: 28 -
How does the frequency of oscillations in the pass band of a low pass filter varies with the value of M?
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Increase with increase in M
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None of the mentioned
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Remains constant with increase in M
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Decrease with increase in M
Answer:
Increase with increase in M
Solution:
The frequency of oscillations in the pass band of a low pass filter increases with an increase in the value of M, but they do not diminish in amplitude.
The frequency of oscillations in the pass band of a low pass filter increases with an increase in the value of M, but they do not diminish in amplitude.
Question: 29 -
What is the peak side lobe (in dB) for a rectangular window?
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-27
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-32
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-13
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-58
Answer:
-13
Solution:
The peak side lobe in the case of rectangular window has a value of -13dB.
The peak side lobe in the case of rectangular window has a value of -13dB.
Question: 30 -
Which of the following windows has a time domain sequence h(n)=(1/2)(1−cos2πn/(M−1))?
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Blackman window
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Hamming window
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Bartlett window
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Hanning window
Answer:
Hanning window