GUI assignments

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Q.1 - Show the demo of sampling and aliasing using GUI in MATLAB.
You can choose the input signal as sinusoidal signal. Provide control to user
to vary the frequency from 0 Hz to Fs Hz. (Fs value can be Fixed.)

Freq of the i/p

sinusoidal signal
slider

Input signal and Single-sided spectra of i/p and

sampled signal (From sampled signal (X-axis should
time index 0 to N-1) indicate frequency scale from 0 to
Fs/2)

Axes1 Axes2
 Q.2 - Show the demo of various operations on signals using MATLAB
GUI. You can choose any basic signals of finite length. Also, signals can be
of shorter duration than the x-axis, so that x-axis value need not be changed
while performing operations.

Drop-Down menu
x1(n) in time
domain:
Choose various operations using
drop-down menu:
1) Addition of two signals x1(n) +
x2(n) Axes1
2) Multiplication of signals x1(n) x2(n) in time
x2(n) domain
3) Time shifting y(n) = x1(n±k)
4) Time scaling y(n) = x1(α n)
Axes2
Time shifting:
y(n) in time
slider1 domain
Time scaling:
slider2
Axes3
Q.3 - Show the demo of convolution (of discrete-time signals) using
MATLAB GUI. You can choose the length of signals. Allow user to
vary the element alpha in the h[n] signal.

Signal: x(n) = u[n] –u[n-p];

:
slider

x(n) in time h(n) in time y(n) in time

domain domain domain

Axes1 Axes2 Axes3

 Q.4 - Show the demo of DTFT of certain types of DT signals. Allow
user to vary parameters of signals as specified. Provide a radio-button
for user to choose one among the following signal. Provide control to
change value of alpha and L.
:
slider1

:
slider2

panel
x(n) in time DTFT of signal (Magnitude
domain spectrum from –pi to pi)

Axes1 Axes2
Q.5 - Let user enter the location of poles and zeros. Use this information to
plot the pole-zero plot and magnitude response of the system in the range of
–pi to pi. Use 2 poles and 2 zeros system - can be real or complex
conjugates roots.

Enter location of zeros

(real and img values)
Edit-texts

Enter location of poles

(real and img values)

Pole-Zero Map of the system Mag response of the system

Axes1 Axes2
Q.6 - Consider a simple first order FIR filter (with Pole at origin). In
GUI, zero location should be adjustable using left-right arrow. Location
can be changed from z =-1 to z=1 in the increment of 0.1. Show the
corresponding pole-zero map and Magnitude response of the system.

Similarly, a zero can be fixed at origin, and vary location of pole from 0.9
to -0.9 on real axis.

Location of
For a pole at origin
zero

Pole-Zero Map of the system Mag response of the system

Axes1 Axes2
Q.7. Generate and plot a square-wave by adding harmonic signals using
MATLAB GUI. Use edit-text to enter the number of harmonics, two static-texts
to display the array of harmonic frequencies and amplitudes, a push-button to
initiate addition, and an axes to plot the square-wave. (Let the fundamental
frequency be 10Hz.)

ADD
No. of harmonics:
edit-text push-button

Harmonic Freq:
static-text1

Amplitudes:
Axes
static-text2
Q.8. Design and test the low-pass filter nature of a moving-average filter using
MATLAB GUI. Consider sinusoidal signal as input, add random-noise to
generate a noisy signal, obtain filtered-signal by passing the noisy-signal through
the designed moving-average filter. Use a slider to vary the value of M, and
radio-buttons to choose the input/output plots. Also plot the magnitude and phase
response of the designed filter.

M:
Magnitude Response
slider Input/Output

Axes2
Input-signal
Phase Response
Noisy-signal

Filtered-signal

Axes3
panel Axes1
Q.9. Generate and plot the single-sided magnitude, and phase spectrum of the
following added signal x(t) = A1 cos(2 f1 t) + A2 cos(2 f2 t) + …….. using
MATLAB GUI. Use slider to choose the number of cosine signals to be added,
and two edit-texts to enter the values of amplitudes A and frequencies f.

No. of
Cosines: Magnitude Spectrum
slider Time-domain Signal

Axes2
A:
edit-text
Phase Spectrum

f:
edit-text

Axes1
Axes3
Q.10 - Show the even and odd parts of an input signal . Also, show the
Magnitude spectrum (two-sided) of even and odd parts.

Time domain
x(n):

Magnitude spectrum
Axes1

Axes2 Axes4

Axes3 Axes5
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Q.11 - Determine whether the systems, System 1: and
𝟏/𝒂
System 2: form a pair of the invertible system of not.
Here, and are the input and output, respectively, of each
individual system. Also, is a variable. In order to check the invertibility,
cascade System 1 with System 2. The output of System 1 will be the input
to System 2. Give input to System 1 in cascaded structure and then observe
the output from System 2.

Output of
System 1:
slider

Input to
System 1: Axes2
Output of
System 2:

Axes1

Axes3
 Q.12 - Through GUI, check whether the system is linear or
not. The value of can be 0 or 1 Give an input and observe the output
. Similarly, give input and observe the output . Then add the
obtained outputs and . Next, give the input to the
given system and observe the obtained output (Let’s say ). Check
is equal to or not.
𝟏 𝟐

slider
Axes5
𝟏 𝟐
𝟏 𝟐

Axes1 Axes3

𝟏 𝟐 Axes6
𝟑

Axes2 Axes4

Axes7
Q.13 - Generate a periodic square wave x[n] with period 2N. It is defined as

Where . Compute its discrete-time Fourier series coefficients c[k] through

the following formula:

Perform the following tasks:

1) Fix N, vary the value of and observe the effect on plot.
2) Fix , vary the value of N and observe the effect on plot.

DTFS plot
𝟏

slider1

slider2

Axes
Q.14 - Consider three signals , and of different lengths. Add
all of them to obtain a composite signal (perform zero padding for addition
in case lengths of three signals are different.) Verify Parseval’s relation for
composite and each individual signals , and . Let
and be the energy of computed in the time domain and frequency
domain, respectively.

𝟏 𝒕 𝟏 𝒇 𝟏

Axes1 Axes5 Axes9

𝟐 𝒕 𝟐 𝒇 𝟐

Axes2 Axes6 Axes10

𝟑 𝒕 𝟑 𝒇 𝟑

Axes3 Axes7 Axes11

𝟒 𝒕 𝒇

Axes4 Axes8 Axes12

Q.15 Given x(n) = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,6,5,4,3,2,1]; -2<n<10, determine and plot the
following sequences using MATLAB GUI. a). x1(n) = 2x(n-5) - 3x(n+4), b).
x2(n) = x(3-n) + x(n)x(n-2), c). x3(n) = x1(n) + x2(n).
Use edit-text to enter the array of x(n). (Here, one example has been given).
Plot x1(n) and x2(n) in two different GUI axes, initialize the addition of two
sequences using a push-button and plot x3(n) in different axes.

ADD
x:
push-button
edit-text

x1(n): x2(n): x3(n):

Axes1 Axes2 Axes3

Q.16 Generate and plot the following sequence x(n) = A1 u(n-N1) + A2 delta(n-
N2) + A3 u(-n-N3); using MATLAB GUI, where, [A1, A2, A3] and [N1, N2,
N3] are the amplitudes and time-shifts of each signals. Use 2 separate edit texts to
enter the value of amplitudes and time-shifts.

Amplitude: edit-text1

Time-shift:
edit-text2

Axes