Question #212579

 A system is defined by its impulse response [ ] 2 2 ( ) n h n u n = − . Discuss whether the system is stable, causal, or unstable and non-causal? Support your answer? (5) 


Expert's answer

A system is defined by its impluse response h(n)=2nu(n−2)h(n)=2^nu(n-2) . The system is instable and non-casual

Let S=∑−∞∞∣h(n)∣=∑−∞∞2nu(n−2)=∑−∞∞2n=2+4+8+...=∞S= \sum^{\infin}_{- \infin}|h(n)|= \sum^{\infin}_{- \infin} 2^nu(n-2) = \sum^{\infin}_{- \infin}2^n=2+4+8+...= \infin

Therefore the system is not stable.

A discrete-time LTI system is casual if and only if h(n) =0, n<0

For the given impulse response we have h(−1)=2−1≠0h(-1)=2^{-1} \not=0


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