Department of Telecommunication Engineering, Mehran University of Engineering & Technology Digital Signal Processing Lab 4 (6th Term, 09TL)

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IN-LAB ASSIGNMENT Lab Task 1: Plot the following signals (a) u[n-10] (b) u[n]-u[n-10] (c) u[-n+10]-u[n-10]

Lab Task 2: Plot the signal in time-domain and frequency domain. Use f = 1 KHz, 20 KHz, 50 KHz. Verify the signal frequency content in frequency-domain --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The first part of this task requires you to create a sinusoidal signal with the given frequencies. This is straightforward and I believe most of you were already able to do this. One problem was that, you could not really observe the signal in time-domain. But you should have expected it, since the frequency is too high, you have more than 2000 samples for f = 1 KHz, in a second. It is difficult to observe the signal with so many samples in timedomain (entire plot gets filled up with blue colour!), but, you can select a few samples and observe it. Check out this code.
% Matlab Code for f = 1 KHz f = 1e3; % 1KHz frequency fs = 3*f; % sampling frequency, greater than Nyquist's rate T = 1/fs; % sampling instant n = 0:T:5; % time vector, using step equal to sampling instant y = -sin(2*pi*f*n); % sinusoid stem(n(1:100),y(1:100)) % small number of samples being plotted % If you can't observe the sinusoid, replace stem by plot figure,plot(n(1:100),y(1:100))

Now, the next part, to represent this signal in frequency domain, using the user defined function dtft.m However, the default function which you would have copied from Lab Handout 3, only has a frequency range from -10 to 10 Hz. Obviously, using the original function to view the 1 KHz signal in frequency domain wont give accurate results. Therefore, you need to modify it. The simple modification is to change the frequency range from -10 Hz : 10 Hz to something suitable. In our case, it can be -5 KHz : 100 : 5KHz (Whats the 100 for?) Now you can use this function for frequency domain analysis. Be advised, if you dont have a powerful processor, youd better skip the 50 KHz signal ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Lab Task 4: Write a Matlab program to find the impulse and the step responses of the systems described by the following difference equations (a) y[n] + 0.7y[n-1] 0.45y[n-2] 0.6 y[n-3] = 0.8x[n] 0.44x[n-1] + 0.36x[n-2] + 0.02x[n-3] (b) [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

Lab Task 5: Find the convolution sum of the following pair of sequences (a) [ ] { [ ] {

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