Dr. Mohamad AlhabbarDigital Signal ProcessingNinevah UniversityCommunication Engineering DepartmentCollege of Electronics EngineeringExampleConvert the fol lowing tracfer functions into its di fference equation.2-1H(2) = 7+13z+0.36Solution:a. Dividing the numerator and denominator by z? toobtain the trasfer function whose numerator and denominatorpolynomi als have the negative power of z, it follows that(22-1)/2(F-137+036)/1-72H(2) =1+13z +0.36z 2Y(z)X(Z)1-z 21-1 3z+0367Y(2)(1+13z1+0.36z ) = X(z)(1-z 2)Y(2) + 13z Y(2) +0 36z 2Y(z) X(2)- z x(z)y(n) +13y(n- 1) +036yn- 2) = x(n) - x(n - 2)y(n) = x(n) – x(n- 2) - 13y(n - 1) -0.36y(n - 2)H.W1: Draw the system which is expressed in the above difference equation.

Any difference equation of a discrete system can be expressed as Dircet forms Delay in input or…

Convert the fol lowing trancfer functions into its difference equation. 2-1 H(2) = 13z+ 0.36 Solution: a. Dividing the numerator and denominator by z? to obtain the transfer function whose numerator and denominator polynomi als have the negative power of z, it follows that (22-1)/ -13z+036)/ 1-72 H(2) = 1+13r 0.36z Yiz) X(2) 1-2 1+13z+036z Y(2)(1+13z1+0.36z) - X(z)(1-z2) Y(Z) +13z Y(2) +0 36z 2Y(z) = X(2)-z x(z) y(n) +13y(n- 1) +036yn - 2) = x(n) - x(n -2) y(n) - x(n) – x(n - 2) - 1.3y(n - 1)-0.36y(n- 2) H.W1: Draw the system which is expressed in the above difference equation.

Convert the fol lowing trancfer functions into its difference equation. 2-1 H(2) = 13z+ 0.36 Solution: a. Dividing the numerator and denominator by z? to obtain the transfer function whose numerator and denominator polynomi als have the negative power of z, it follows that (22-1)/ -13z+036)/ 1-72 H(2) = 1+13r 0.36z Yiz) X(2) 1-2 1+13z+036z Y(2)(1+13z1+0.36z) - X(z)(1-z2) Y(Z) +13z Y(2) +0 36z 2Y(z) = X(2)-z x(z) y(n) +13y(n- 1) +036yn - 2) = x(n) - x(n -2) y(n) - x(n) – x(n - 2) - 1.3y(n - 1)-0.36y(n- 2) H.W1: Draw the system which is expressed in the above difference equation.

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