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dsp interview questions

hi,
Most of you must've already passed that interview stage and some others could be the Interviewers themselves. So, I thought this thread should be helpful to everyone and anyone who is not just attending an interview but wants to know more about DSP.

The aim is simple:

If you've come across some question that you think is tricky, please post it here along with its solution by maintaining a number to it...

Just put the question in the quote tags like this

"what is the convolution"
"y we use Forrier transform in DSP"

the answer should be that mush short. we can tell the interviwer in quik.

Please contribute as even one question from you might change someone'e life out there...

hopw we do the good job.
 

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Thank u all friends,
for sending the questions & spending yr valuable time.


But this forum is not only for questions.U have to share your incridible answer to others. So everyone will get benifit from it.

Post as many questions as u know.

Hope we will do that.

regards

Added after 6 minutes:

Hi,

"What is Gibbs phenomenon?"


transfer function h(n) in time domain is infinite.
We can not implement it on DSP processor. We have to truncate it to finite lenth.

so when we truncate it. in freq domain we get the ringging at the edges.
this is called the gibbes Phenomena.

if someone have better answer then plz share to otheres.

Added after 11 minutes:


"what is use of windowing in digital filters"

because of gibbes phenomena, we get pass band ripples & stop band attenuation.

we have to remove this, we use window function.

so, different type of window we multiply with h(n).
 
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Hi friends,

plz share yr experince.

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use this program: [x,fs]=wavread('1.wav');
o(1:100,1)=0
a=100*ceil (length(x)/100)
l=a+200
sum(1:l,1)=0
b=a-length(x)+100
oo(1:b,1)=0
x=[o;x;oo]
ham2=hamming(200)
ham2(201:l)=0
u=x.*ham2
u=u(1:200)
fff=fft(u,1024)
fff(129:897)=0
iff=ifft(fff,1024)
iff=iff(1:200)
sum(1:200)=iff
ham=hamming(200)
m(1:a-100,1)=0

for k=1:(a/100+1)
n((100*k-99):100*k,1)=0
m=m(1:(l-100*k-200),1)
ham1=[n;ham;m]
y=x.*ham1
y=y(100*k+1:(100*k+200))
fff=fft(y,1024)
fff(129:897)=0
iff=ifft(fff,1024)
iff=iff(1:200)
sum((100*k+1):(100*k+200))=sum((100*k+1):(100*k+200))+iff(1:200)







for k=1:(a/100+1)

z=x(100*k+1:100*k+200)
y=z.*ham

fff=fft(y,1024)
fff(129:897)=0
iff=ifft(fff,1024)
iff=iff(1:200)
sum((100*k+1):(100*k+200))=sum((100*k+1):(100*k+200))+iff(1:200)
 

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