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PROB2 36a

This document contains MATLAB code that defines and plots various input, output, and impulse response signals for a discrete-time linear system. It defines input signals x1, x2, and x3, computes the combined signal delta, and plots the original and delayed versions. It then defines the output signals y1_n, y2_n, and y3_n based on delta, and plots them. Finally, it computes the impulse response impulse_resp based on the outputs, and plots the original and delayed versions.

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PROB2 36a

This document contains MATLAB code that defines and plots various input, output, and impulse response signals for a discrete-time linear system. It defines input signals x1, x2, and x3, computes the combined signal delta, and plots the original and delayed versions. It then defines the output signals y1_n, y2_n, and y3_n based on delta, and plots them. Finally, it computes the impulse response impulse_resp based on the outputs, and plots the original and delayed versions.

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clc;

close all;

n1 = -3:1:4; n2 = n1; n3 = n1;

%Input Plots

x1 = [0 0 -2 1 -2 0 0 0]';
x2 = [0 0 -2 1 0 0 0 0]';
x3 = [0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0]';

for k=1:3
eval(['subplot (3,1,' num2str(k) '); stem (n' num2str(k)...
',x' num2str(k) ');'])
grid on; xlabel('time'); ylabel('amplitude');
eval(['title (''X' num2str(k) '[n]'');']);
end

%Delayed Input Plots

delta=0.5*x1-0.5*x2+x3; delay_delta = delayseq(delta,1);

figure();
subplot (2,1,1); stem (n1,delta);
grid on; xlabel('time'); ylabel('amplitude');
title('delta(n) Impulse');

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subplot (2,1,2); stem (n1,delay_delta);
grid on; xlabel('time'); ylabel('amplitude');
title('delta(n-1) Shifted Impulse');

%Computing y1[n], y2[n] and y3[n]

y1_n = -delayseq(delta,-1)+3*delta+3*delayseq(delta,1)+delayseq(delta,3);
y2_n = -delayseq(delta,-1)+delta-3*delayseq(delta,1)-delayseq(delta,3);
y3_n = 2*delayseq(delta,-2)+delayseq(delta,-1)-3*delta+2*delayseq(delta,2);

figure();
for k=1:3
eval(['subplot (3,1,' num2str(k) '); stem (n' num2str(k)...
',y' num2str(k) '_n);'])
grid on; xlabel('time'); ylabel('amplitude');
eval(['title (''Y' num2str(k) '[n]'');']);
end

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%Delayed output Plots

impulse_resp = 0.5*y1_n-0.5*y2_n+y3_n;
delay_impulse_resp = delayseq(impulse_resp,1);

figure();
subplot (2,1,1); stem (n1,impulse_resp);
grid on; xlabel('time'); ylabel('amplitude');
title('L(delta(n)) Impulse Response');
subplot (2,1,2); stem (n1,delay_impulse_resp);
grid on; xlabel('time'); ylabel('amplitude');
title('L(delta(n-1)) Shifted Impulse Response');

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Part b

h_n= 2*delayseq(delta,-2)+delayseq(delta,-1)-2*delta+3*delayseq(delta,1)...
+2*delayseq(delta,2)+delayseq(delta,3);
figure()
stem(n1,h_n);
grid on; xlabel('time'); ylabel('amplitude');
title('h(n)');

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