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DSP Expt 1 - 2021

This document provides instructions for a MATLAB assignment to analyze the magnitude and phase responses of different linear time-invariant discrete time systems by plotting their pole-zero locations. Students are asked to write a MATLAB program to obtain pole-zero plots and magnitude/phase responses for various transfer functions, and observe relationships between pole-zero locations and filter type/stability/magnitude and phase responses. The aim is to help students understand how pole-zero placement affects discrete system characteristics.

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DSP Expt 1 - 2021

This document provides instructions for a MATLAB assignment to analyze the magnitude and phase responses of different linear time-invariant discrete time systems by plotting their pole-zero locations. Students are asked to write a MATLAB program to obtain pole-zero plots and magnitude/phase responses for various transfer functions, and observe relationships between pole-zero locations and filter type/stability/magnitude and phase responses. The aim is to help students understand how pole-zero placement affects discrete system characteristics.

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K. J.

Somaiya College of Engineering, Mumbai-77


(Autonomous College Affiliated to University of Mumbai)
Batch:B2 Roll No.:1913095
Experiment / assignment / tutorial No._______
Grade: AA / AB / BB / BC / CC / CD /DD

Signature of the Staff In-charge with date

TITLE: Transfer function magnitude response and phase response of LTI discrete time
systems.

AIM: To plot pole zero locations and magnitude response of different types of LTI
discrete time systems.
OUTCOME: Students will be able to:
1. Analyze discrete time systems in time and Z-domain
2. Realize discrete using different structures
3. Analyze discrete time systems using discrete Fourier transform

Theoretical Background:

The location of the poles and zeros of the system function affects the magnitude
response characteristics of discrete time system. So it is essential to know the
relationship between the locations of the poles and zeros of the system function and
their effects on system’s magnitude response specifically input signal attenuation,
system bandwidth and emphasis on particular frequencies. This task will help in the
design of the digital filter.

Method:

Write a MATLAB program for the following cases:

Case 1: Given a transfer function

where

i) Plot pole zero locations of for


ii) Plot magnitude and phase response of for
iii) Plot Impulse response
iv) Plot pole zero locations of for
v) Plot magnitude and phase response of for

vi) Plot impulse response


vii) Repeat for ά = 0.9

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Observations:

a) Type of discrete time filters (systems): ---------------------------------


b) Cut off frequency at 3 dB attenuation: -----------------------------------
c) Stability of system and its relation with pole zero location:
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d) Relation of magnitude response and pole zero location: -----------------------------

Case 2: Given a transfer function

𝑯(𝒛)=𝟎.𝟓+𝒛−𝟏 / 𝟏+𝟎.𝟓𝒛−𝟏

i) Plot pole zero locations of


ii) Plot magnitude and phase response of
iii) Plot Impulse response
Observations:

a) Type of discrete time filter (system): ---------------------------------


b) Stability of system and its relation with pole zero location:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------
c) Relation of magnitude response and pole zero location:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------
d) Relation of phase response and pole zero
location--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------Relation of type of filter (FIR/IIR) and
transfer function:
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---------------------------

Case 3: Given a transfer function

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i) Plot pole zero locations of
ii) Plot magnitude and phase response of
iii) Impulse response
Observations:

a) Type of discrete time filter (system): ---------------------------------


b) Cut off frequency at 3 dB attenuation: -----------------------------------
c) Stability of system and its relation with pole zero location: -------------------------
d) Relation of magnitude response and pole zero location:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------
e) Relation of phase response and pole zero
location--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------
f) Repeat for

Z-4
Case 5: Given a transfer function
H(Z)= 1+

iv) Plot pole zero locations of


v) Plot magnitude and phase response of

Observations:

a) Type of discrete time filter (system): ---------------------------------


b) Stability of system
c) magnitude response
d) phase response
Z-4
e) Repeat for
H1(Z)= 1-

Attach printout of code & output

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Important MATLAB functions used with brief description:

tf():_____________________________________________________________
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fvtool():_________________________________________________________
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Conclusion:

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Signature of faculty in-charge

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