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    MATLAB is a powerful software package which is very useful for generating, processing, and plotting signals. This project is primarily designed to get you familiar with using MATLAB. The project Basic Signals, Systems, and the DFT is identical to this project with the addition of a DFT exercise.

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    MATLAB is a powerful software package which is very useful for generating, processing, and plotting signals. This project is primarily designed to get you familiar with using MATLAB. The project Basic Signals, Systems, and the DFT is identical to this project with the addition of a DFT exercise.

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    Signals and Systems (2nd Edition) - Oppenheim Matlab Project

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    MATLAB is a powerful software package which is very useful for generating, processing, and plotting signals. This project is primarily designed to get you familiar with using MATLAB. The project Basic Signals, Systems, and the DFT is identical to this project with the addition of a DFT exercise.

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    BasicSignalsandSystems

    Overview
    Oneofthebestwaystolearnthematerialinthiscourseisthroughusingacomputer.MATLABisa powerfulsoftwarepackagewhichisveryusefulforgenerating,processing,andplottingsignals,and insightintomanysignalprocessingconceptscanbegainedthroughusingit.Thisprojectisprimarily designedtogetyoufamiliarwithusingMATLAB. TheprojectBasicSignals,Systems,andtheDFTisidenticaltothisprojectwiththeadditionofaDFT exercise. YoumayfindthediarycommandusefulformaintainingahistoryofyourMATLABsession.Other commandsyoumayfindusefulincludesubplot,orient tall,andorient landscape.Toget informationaboutafunctionanditsusage,usetheMATLABhelpcommand,e.g.help subplot, help filter,etc.

    BasicSignals
    1. Generateandplot(usingMATLAB'Sstemcommand)thesequence x[n]=(0.95)ncos(/20n) for0n63.NotethatMATLAB'Sindexingforthefirstelementstartswith 1andnot0,soyou willhavetoadjustforthisinyourplot. 2. ThefollowingisasimpleexampleofaMATLABfunctionframpwhichgeneratesanNpoint rampx[n]=nfor1nN.TheinputargumentisNandthefunctiongeneratesthedesired values.
    function x=framp(N) % function x=framp(N) % Generates an N-point ramp sequence n=l:N; x=n' ; WriteaMATLABfunction,fcosine,whichwillgeneratethevaluesfromafinitelengthsinusoidA

    cos( 0n+)forn1nnf.Thefunctionwillneedatotaloffiveinputarguments:A,0,,n1,andnf.The functionshouldreturnacolumnvectorwhichcontainsonlythedesiredvaluesofthesinusoid.Testyour functionbyplottingtheresultswithA=4,0=/10,=/4,n1=20,andnf=20.

    ImpulseResponseandStepResponse
    ConsideranLTIsystemwheretheinputx[n]andoutputy[n]satisfythefollowingdifferenceequation (assumeinitialrestconditions):

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    y[n] 1.85 cos( 18 ) y[n 1] + 0.83 y[n 2] = x[n] + 1 3 x[ n 1]

    3. Usingfilter,generateandplottheresponsey[n]for10n100whentheinputisx[n]= [n],theunitimpulsesequence. 4. Generateandplottheresponsey[n]for10n100whentheinputisx[n]=u[n],theunitstep sequence.

    SystemFunctions,FrequencyResponse,andPole/ZeroPlots
    ThesystemfunctionoftheLTIsysteminExercises3and4isgivenby:
    1 1 z 3 H ( z) = 1 2 1 1.85 cos z + 0.83z 18 1+

    5. UsingfreqzwithN=512,makeplotsofthemagnitudeandphaseresponses|H()|andH() for0.Specifywhattypeoffilterthissystemrepresents(i.e.lowpass,highpass,bandpass, etc.). 6. Usezplanetomakeapole/zeroplotofallfinitepolesandzerosofH(z).(Hint:Todetermineall finitepolesandzeros,ExpressH(z)inpositivepowersofzbymultiplyingthenumeratorand denominatorbyanappropriatepowerofz.)

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