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Experiment 2
AIM: Introduction to continuous time signals.
THEORY:
The representation of continuous-time signals on a
computer
depends on sampling process. Selection of the sampling
interval decides the precision of graphical representation
of CT signal by discrete values. In MATLAB plot, subplot
commands are used.
A digital computer cannot store all points of a continuous-
time signal since this would require an infinite amount of
memory. It is, however, possible to plot a signal which
looks like a continuous-time signal, by computing the
value of the signal at closely spaced points in time, and
then connecting the plotted points with lines. The Matlab
plot unction may be used to generate such plots.

IN LAB EXERCISE
Q1)
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Q2

POST LAB EXERCISE


Q1
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Q2
a)

b)

Learning outcomes:
1) Learnt to plot the graph of different function.
2) Got to know new tools in matlab.

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