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Lab No 02 (DSP) Tariq KAMAL (18) LAB TASK . Plotting The Following Programs and Generate Its RESPONSE

The document describes a lab assignment completed by Tariq Kamal involving plotting various digital signal processing programs and generating their responses. The programs include: 1. Plotting a 0.5 amplitude signal shifted to the right by 3 samples 2. Plotting a signal with an amplitude of 1 shifted to sample 325 3. Plotting the signal x3(n)=3.6$(n-6)+2.4$(n+4) 4. Plotting a signal that is 1 from samples -10 to 0 and -1 from samples 7 to 20 5. Plotting the function x=cos(w*n) for various values of w

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Lab No 02 (DSP) Tariq KAMAL (18) LAB TASK . Plotting The Following Programs and Generate Its RESPONSE

The document describes a lab assignment completed by Tariq Kamal involving plotting various digital signal processing programs and generating their responses. The programs include: 1. Plotting a 0.5 amplitude signal shifted to the right by 3 samples 2. Plotting a signal with an amplitude of 1 shifted to sample 325 3. Plotting the signal x3(n)=3.6$(n-6)+2.4$(n+4) 4. Plotting a signal that is 1 from samples -10 to 0 and -1 from samples 7 to 20 5. Plotting the function x=cos(w*n) for various values of w

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LAB NO 02

(DSP)

TARIQ

KAMAL (18)
LAB TASK.
PLOTTING THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS AND GENERATE ITS
RESPONSE.

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plitude

(a)%signal x1 step shift to right side n-3


n=0:20;%rang of n samples
x1=zeros(size(n));% make the amplitude of each sample zero
ind=find(n==3)% find 3rd index
x1(ind)=0.5;% give amplitude
figure(1);
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stem(n,x1);
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grid on;
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xlabel('n-axis');
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ylabel('amplitude');
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title('0.5*amplitude');
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b)shift of 325
n2=250:350;
x2=zeros(size(n2));% it will give all the zero
ind=find(n2==325)
x2(ind)=1;
figure(2);
stem(n2,x2);
grid on;
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xlabel('n-axis');
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ylabel('amplitude');
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title('1*amplitude'

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UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ABBOTTABAD CAMPUS


DATED: 20 SEP.2011

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LAB NO 02

(DSP)

TARIQ

KAMAL (18)

(c) x3(n)=3.6$(n-6)+2.4$(n+4)

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n3=-12:8;
x3=zeros(size(n3));% it will give all the zero
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ind=find(n3==6)
x3(ind)=3.6;
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x4=zeros(size(n3));
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ind=find(n3==-4);
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x4(ind)=2.4;
x5=x3+x4;
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figure(3);
Graph
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stem(n3,x5);
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grid on;
xlabel('n-axis');
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ylabel('amplitude');
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title('1*amplitude')

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(d)n4=-10:20;

x6=zeros(size(n4));% it will give all the zero


ind=find(-10<=n4&n4<=0);
x6(ind)=1;
x7=zeros(size(n4));
ind=find(n4>=7);
x7(ind)=1;
x8=x6-x7;
figure(4);
stem(n4,x8);
grid on;
xlabel('n-axis');
ylabel('amplitude');
title('1*amplitude')

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UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ABBOTTABAD CAMPUS


DATED: 20 SEP.2011

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LAB NO 02

(DSP)

TARIQ

KAMAL (18)

Plot the function x=cos(w*n) for the following values of w.


n=0:3:50
w=0
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,1)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=0')
grid on

n=0:3:50
w=pi/16
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,2)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=pi/16')
grid on
n=0:3:50
w=pi/8
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,3)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=pi/8')
grid on
n=0:3:50
w=pi/4
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,4)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=pi/4')
grid on

GRAPH..

GRAPH

GRAPH

GRAPH

UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ABBOTTABAD CAMPUS


DATED: 20 SEP.2011

LAB NO 02

(DSP)

KAMAL (18)

n=0:3:50
w=pi/2
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,5)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=pi/2')
grid on

n=0:3:50
w=pi
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,6)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=pi')
grid on

GRAPH

GRAPH

n=0:3:50
w=15*pi/8
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,7)
GRAPH
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=15*pi/16')
grid on
n=0:3:50
w=15*pi/8
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,8)
GRAPH
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=15*pi/8')
grid on
UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ABBOTTABAD CAMPUS
DATED: 20 SEP.2011

TARIQ

LAB NO 02

(DSP)

KAMAL (18)

n=0:3:50
w=7*pi/4
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,9)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=7*pi/4')
grid on
n=0:3:50
w=3*pi/2
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,10)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=3*pi/2')
grid on
n=0:3:50
w=2*pi
x=cos(w.*n)
subplot(4,3,11)
stem(n,x)
xlabel('n-axis')
ylabel('amplitude')
title('for w=2*pi')
grid on

GRAPH

GRAPH

GRAPH

UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ABBOTTABAD CAMPUS


DATED: 20 SEP.2011

TARIQ

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