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Problems Based on Static (or) Dynamic System

Problems Based on Static (or) Dynamic System (I) Determine whether the following CT systems are static (or) dynamic. (II) Determine whether the following systems are static (or) dynamic.

Problems Based on Static (or) Dynamic System

(I) Determine whether the following CT systems are static (or) dynamic.

1. y(t) = cos[x(t)]

Solution:

Output y(t) depends upon present input x(t). Hence the system is memory less (or) Static system.

2. y(t) = 20 x(t) + 15

Solution:

Output y(t) depends upon present input x(t). Hence the given system is memory less (or) static system.

3. y(t) = e x(t)

Solution:-

Output y(t) depends upon present input x(t). Hence the given system is memory less (or) static system.

4. y(t) = x(t+5)+ x2(t)

Solution:

Output y(t) depends upon the future input x(t + 5). Hence the given system is dynamic system.

5. y(t) = x(t4)

Solution:

If t = 2, y(2) = x(16)

Output y(t) depends upon future input x(t4). Hence the given system is dynamic system.

6. 

Solution:

This system requires memory to store the integration of all earlier terms. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

7. 

Solution:

Differentiation makes system dynamic. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

8. y(t) = dx(t)/dt

Solution:

Differentiation makes system dynamic. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

9. y1(t) = x(t - 5) + x(5 - t)

Solution:

Output y(t) depends upon past and future input. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

10. y(t) = et x(t)

Solution:

Output y(t) depends upon present input x(t). Hence the given system is memoryless (or) static system

11. y(t) = x(t) cos 100πt

Solution:

Output y(t) depends upon present input x(t). Hence the given system is memoryless (or) static system.

12. y(t) = x(t/2)

Solution:

when t = 2, y(2) = x(1)

Output y(t) depends upon past input. Hence the given system is dynamic

13. y(t) = x(t+10) + x2(t)

Solution:

Output y(t) depends upon the future input x(t+10). Hence the given system requires memory to store the future input. This is dynamic system.

14. y(t) = x(-t)

Solution:

when t = 2, y(2) = x(−2)

Output y(t) depends upon past input. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

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Solution:

Given system requires memory to store all earlier terms. Hence this is dynamic system.

(II) Determine whether the following systems are static (or) dynamic.

1. y(n) = 5x(n) + 8x2(n)

Solution:

Output depends upon present input only. Hence the given system is static system.

2. y(n) = cos[4πx (n+1)]

Solution:

Output depends upon future input x(n+1). Hence the given system is dynamic system.

3. y(n) = log10(|x(n)|)

Solution:

Output depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

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Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon the input ranges from x(-∞) to x(n+1). Hence the given system is dynamic system.

5. y(n) = x(4n)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon future input. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

6. y(n) = n x(n)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

7. y(n) = x(n) cos (ω0n)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

8. y(n) = x(n3)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon future input. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

9. y(n) = x(n) + 5u (n+5)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

10. y(n) = sgn [x(n)]

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

11. y(n) = 2x(2n)

Solution:

For n = 2, y(2) = 2x(4)

System requires memory to store the future input. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

12. y(n) = sin x(n)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

13. y(n) = ax(n)

Solution:

Output y(n) of the given system depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

14. y(n) = x(2n)

Solution:

Example: when n = 3, y(3) = x(6).

Output y(n) depends upon future input. Hence the given system is dynamic system.

15. y(n) = x(n) + nx(n+1)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon future input x(n+1). Hence the given system is dynamic system.

16. y(n) = n x(n) + bx2(n)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input x(n) alone. Hence the given system is static system.

17. y(n)=|x(n)|

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

18. y(n) = x(n) + x2(n)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input. Hence the given system is static system.

19. y(n) = x(n) u(n)

Solution:

Output y(n) depends upon present input x(n). Hence the given system is static system.

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