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Lab Report 3

This lab report describes generating and manipulating basic discrete time signals, including unit step, unit impulse, sinusoid, and exponential signals. Operations performed include shifting and flipping. Convolutions are also computed for various combinations of signals, including f(n) = u(n)-u(n-4) and g(n) = nu(n)-2(n-4)u(n-4)+(n-8)u(n-8). MATLAB code is provided to generate the signals and compute the convolutions.

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Lab Report 3

This lab report describes generating and manipulating basic discrete time signals, including unit step, unit impulse, sinusoid, and exponential signals. Operations performed include shifting and flipping. Convolutions are also computed for various combinations of signals, including f(n) = u(n)-u(n-4) and g(n) = nu(n)-2(n-4)u(n-4)+(n-8)u(n-8). MATLAB code is provided to generate the signals and compute the convolutions.

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National University of Science and Technology

College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering


Rawalpindi, 45000, Pakistan

Department of Electrical Engineering (DEE)

Signals and System (EE-232)


Lab Report No. 3

Submitted to:
Ma’am Sitwat Mahd

Submitted by:
 Muhammad Bilal Dawar (DE -39- A)
 Muhammad Atif Latif (DE -39- A)
 Hasnat Farrukh (DE -39 -A)
Task 1:
Generate four basic discrete time signals (unit step, unit impulse, sinusoid and exponential).
Perform following operations on them:

1. Shifting (with user defined shift)


2. Flipping

1. CODE:
t=-10:10
sh=5;
ustep=[t>=0];
subplot(3,1,1)
stem(t,ustep)
subplot(3,1,2)
stem(-t,ustep)
subplot(3,1,3)
stem(t+sh,ustep )

Figure 1- Output of Task 1 (a)

2. CODE:
t=-10:10
sh=5;
impulse=[t==0];
subplot(3,1,1)
stem(t,impulse)
subplot(3,1,2)
stem(-t,impulse)
subplot(3,1,3)
stem(t+sh,impulse)

Figure 2- Output of task (b)


3. CODE:
t=-10:10;
sh=5;
subplot(3,1,1)
stem(t,2*pi*sin(t))
subplot(3,1,2)
stem(-t,2*pi*sin(t))
subplot(3,1,3)
stem(t+sh,2*pi*sin(t))

Figure 3- Output of Task 1(c)

4. CODE:
t=-10:10;
sh=5;
subplot(3,1,1)
stem(t,exp(t))
subplot(3,1,2)
stem(-t,exp(t))
subplot(3,1,3)
stem(t+sh,exp(t))

Figure 4- Output of Task 1 (d)


Task 2:
Make stem plots of the following signals. Decide for yourself what the range of n should
be.

1. f(n)=u(n)-u(n-4)

CODE:
t=-10:10;
sh=5;
ustep=[t>=0];
ustep2=[t-4>=0];
f=ustep-ustep2;
stem(t,f)

2. g(n)=n.u(n)-2(n-4)u(n-4)+(n-8)u(n-8)

CODE:
t=-10:10;
sh=5;
ustep=[t>=0];
ustep2=[t-4>=0];
ustep3=[t-8>=0];
g=t.*ustep-2.*(t-4).*ustep2+(t-8).*ustep3;
stem(t,g)
3. x(n) = δ(n) − 2δ(n − 4)

CODE:
t=-10:10;
sh=5;
impulse=[t==0];
impulse2=[t-4==0];
x=impulse-2.*impulse2;
stem(t,x)

4. y(n) = 0.9 n (u(n)-u(n-20))

CODE:
t=-10:10;
sh=5;
ustep=[t>=0];
ustep2=[t-20>=0];
y=0.9.*t.*(ustep -ustep2);
stem(t,y)
5. v(n) = cos(0.12πn) u(n)

CODE:
t=-10:10;
sh=5;
ustep=[t>=0];
v=cos(0.12*pi.*t).*ustep;
stem(t,v)

Task 3:

f(n) = u(n)−u(n−4)
g(n) = n·u(n)−2(n−4)·u(n−4) + (n−8)·u(n−8).
Make stem plots of the following convolutions. Use the MATLAB conv command to
compute the convolutions.
(a) f(n)∗f(n)

CODE:
t=-10:10;
ustep=[t>=0];
ustep2=[t-4>=0];
f=ustep-ustep2;
ustep3=[t-8>=0];
g=t.*ustep-2.*(t-4).*ustep2+(t-8).*ustep3;
s=conv(f,f);
stem(s)
(b) f(n)∗g(n)

CODE:
t=-10:10;
ustep=[t>=0];
ustep2=[t-4>=0];
f=ustep-ustep2;
ustep3=[t-8>=0];
g=t.*ustep-2.*(t-4).*ustep2+(t-8).*ustep3;
s=conv(f,g);
stem(s)

(c) g(n)∗δ(n)

CODE:
t=-10:10;
ustep=[t>=0];
ustep2=[t-4>=0];
impulse=[t==0];
f=1.*impulse;
ustep3=[t-8>=0];
g=t.*ustep-2.*(t-4).*ustep2+(t-8).*ustep3;
r=conv(g,f);
stem(r)

(d) g(n)∗g(n)

CODE:
t=-10:10;
ustep=[t>=0];
ustep2=[t-4>=0];
f=ustep-ustep2;
ustep3=[t-8>=0];
g=t.*ustep-2.*(t-4).*ustep2+(t-8).*ustep3;
r=conv(g,g);
stem(r)

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