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    This document outlines 10 experiments for a digital signal processing lab course. The experiments involve: 1) Generating discrete time signals like the Dirac delta and unit step functions. 2) Plotting the real, imaginary, magnitude and phase of a complex exponential signal. 3) Designing a program to convert between Fahrenheit and Kelvin temperatures. 4) Plotting multiple signals on the same graph. 5) Generating and plotting a song containing musical notes. 6) Plotting a time shifted sequence. 7) Plotting a signal with user-defined amplitude and phase. 8) Calculating the average power of a complex signal. 9) Demonstrating that a square

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    This document outlines 10 experiments for a digital signal processing lab course. The experiments involve: 1) Generating discrete time signals like the Dirac delta and unit step functions. 2) Plotting the real, imaginary, magnitude and phase of a complex exponential signal. 3) Designing a program to convert between Fahrenheit and Kelvin temperatures. 4) Plotting multiple signals on the same graph. 5) Generating and plotting a song containing musical notes. 6) Plotting a time shifted sequence. 7) Plotting a signal with user-defined amplitude and phase. 8) Calculating the average power of a complex signal. 9) Demonstrating that a square

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    Laboratory 02 Generation of Different Discrete Time Signal

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    This document outlines 10 experiments for a digital signal processing lab course. The experiments involve: 1) Generating discrete time signals like the Dirac delta and unit step functions. 2) Plotting the real, imaginary, magnitude and phase of a complex exponential signal. 3) Designing a program to convert between Fahrenheit and Kelvin temperatures. 4) Plotting multiple signals on the same graph. 5) Generating and plotting a song containing musical notes. 6) Plotting a time shifted sequence. 7) Plotting a signal with user-defined amplitude and phase. 8) Calculating the average power of a complex signal. 9) Demonstrating that a square

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    EC302:DigitalSignalProcessing,201011

    PreparedBy:Prof.M.C.Patel,
    ElectronicsEngineeringDepartment,
    S.V.NationalInstituteofTechnology,Surat.
    Laboiatoiy u2
    ueneiation of Biffeient
    Bisciete time signal
    (1)Implementthe(n)function,alsoimplementthefunction(nk)wherethekisuserdefined.
    (2)Implementtheu(n)function.Alsoimplementthefunction(nk)wherethekisuserdefined.
    Repeattheabovefunctionforfoldedsequences.
    (3)Repeattheq2fortherampfunction.
    (4)Thefunctionis(t) = 4 - c
    ]wn
    ,ifw=2*pi*500;n=1000sample.
    Plotthefunctions.Plottherealpartoffunction.AlsoplottheImaginarypart,Magnitudeandphase
    ofthefunction
    (4)DesignthematlabprogramthataccepttheinputtemperatureindegreeFahrenheitfromthe
    commandwindow(takehelpofinput),ConvertintoanabsolutetemperatureinKelvin,writesout
    theresults(takehelponfprintf).
    I(in kcl:in) = _
    S
    9
    - I(in ) - S2] + 27S.1S

    (5)Implementthefollowingexpressionandusingcommandplot.Displaytheentireresultingcurve
    inthesamewindow.
    X
    1
    (t) = S + 6 - cos(t),
    1
    (t) = -2 + 9 - sin(t),
    X
    2
    (t) = 7 + 2 - cos(t - 4S),
    1
    (t) = 8 + 6 - sin(t + Su)

    (6)ThemusicnoteSa,Re,Ga,Ma,Pa,Dha,Ni,Sacontainsthefrequency440Hz,
    493.88Hz,554.37Hz,587.33Hz,659.26Hz,739.99Hzrespectively.Generatethesongifitcontainsthe
    noteas[saregasaganiphdha].Plottheabovesignal.(Usewavplaytoplaysongonspeaker).
    (7)Asequenceisgivenby
    x(n) = (6 - n), or u n S,
    writetheprogramtoplotthesequencesy|n] = x|4 - n].
    (8)Writeaprogramtodeterminetoacceptamplitudeandphaseofsequencesgivenby
    x|n] = A - cos (n -
    n
    S2
    , + ),andplotthesameforonecompletecycle.
    EC302:DigitalSignalProcessing,201011
    PreparedBy:Prof.M.C.Patel,
    ElectronicsEngineeringDepartment,
    S.V.NationalInstituteofTechnology,Surat.
    (9)Writetheprogramtodeterminetheaveragepowerofsequencegivenby
    x|n] = cos [n -
    n
    4
    - sin[n -
    n
    8
    + 2 - cos (n -
    n
    2
    )
    (10)Writeaprogramthatprovesthatthesquarewaveof100Hzcontainstheoddharmonicof100
    Hzfrequency.Ifevenharmonicaretakenitissawtoothwaveof100Hz.

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