SSLab 10
SSLab 10
Computer Systems
Engineering
Lab Report#10:
TO PERFORM SIGNAL OPERATIONS USING SIMULINK IN MATLAB
Level – P3
Level of Attainment
Response
Not able to imitate
Abilityto imitate the lab work on his/her Fully moderately somewhat slightly
the lab work
own
work
Activities
Activity-01: Create a model that generate sine wave, square wave, and sawtooth
wave using Simulink.
Model:
Result:
Explanation:
The Simulink model generates three waveforms using dedicated Signal Generator
blocks: a sine wave with amplitude 1 (Signal Generator), a square wave alternating
between +1/-1 (Signal Generator1), and a sawtooth wave with linear ramping
peaks (Signal Generator2), all displayed on Scope over a 0-20 second simulation
timeframe.
Activity-02: Create a model that generate random number.
Model:
Result:
Explanation:
Model:
Task-02: Generate a model that perform time shifting using Simulink.
Model:
Task-03: Generate a model that perform time reversal using Simulink.
Model:
Result:
Explanation: Matlab does not support time advance we can try it on any other
software If that supports
Task-04: Generate a model that perform amplitude reversal using Simulink.
Model:
Result:
Explanation:
The Simulink model performs amplitude reversal (signal inversion) using a Gain
block set to -
1. The original and inverted signals are displayed on a Scope, showing identical
waveforms mirrored across the time axis.
Model:
Result:
Explanation:
The Simulink model performs time shifting on an input signal (e.g., sine
wave) using a Transport Delay block.
Task-06: Generate a model that perform addition of two signals and generate third
one using Simulink.
Model:
Result:
Explanation:
The Simulink model adds two input signals using an Add block, producing a third
combined output signal displayed on a Scope.
Task-07: Generate a model that perform multiplication of two signals and generate
third one using Simulink.
Model:
Result:
Explanation:
The Simulink model multiplies two input signals using a Product block, producing a
third modulated output signal displayed on a Scope.