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    1.) A.) Fs 8000 T (0:127) /fs y 0.8 Sin (2 Pi 2000 T) Plot (T, Y, 'M - .')

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    1.) A.) Fs 8000 T (0:127) /fs y 0.8 Sin (2 Pi 2000 T) Plot (T, Y, 'M - .')

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    The document contains MATLAB code for generating and plotting different types of waveforms. It explores how changing variables like sampling frequency and adding terms together impacts the resulting waveform. A variety of waveforms are generated including sinusoids, sawtooth waves, square waves, triangular waves, and complex-valued functions that produce 3D shapes. Key observations are made about how each change to the code results in a different output waveform.

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    1.) A.) Fs 8000 T (0:127) /fs y 0.8 Sin (2 Pi 2000 T) Plot (T, Y, 'M - .')

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    a.)
    >> Fs=8000;
    >> t=[0:127]/Fs;
    >> y=0.8*sin(2*pi*2000*t);

    >>plot(t,y, 'm*-.')

    b.)
    Syntax:(6000Hz)
    >> t=[0:127]/(Fs);
    >> y=0.8*sin(2*pi*2000*t);
    >> Fs=6000;
    >> plot(t,y, 'm*-.')
    Syntax:(4050Hz)
    >> t=[0:127]/(Fs);
    >> y=0.8*sin(2*pi*2000*t);
    >> Fs=4050;
    >> plot(t,y, 'm*-.')
    Syntax:(3900Hz)
    >> t=[0:127]/(Fs);
    >> y=0.8*sin(2*pi*2000*t);
    >> Fs=3900;
    >> plot(t,y, 'm*-.')

    Is there a change in output waveforms? Explain.


    Yes, the sampling frequency of the sinusoid is inversely proportional to the period which
    results to a change in wave form.

    c.)
    >> Fs1c=1000;
    >> t1c=[0:(1/Fs1c):0.249]
    >> y1c=exp(-t1c/0.05);
    >> figure; plot(t1c,y1c, 'm*-.')
    d.)
    >> length(y);
    >> length(y1c);
    >> y(1,250)=0;
    >> y1d=y.*y1c
    >> figure; plot(t1c,y1d, 'm*-.')

    Plot and describe the resulting waveform.

    As the time increases, the resulting waveform is on exponentially decaying signal and two
    waves meet at 0.

    2.)
    a.)
    >> fs2a=8000
    >> t2a=[0:299]/(fs2a);
    >> y2a=2*sin(2*pi*75*t2a);

    >> figure; plot(t2a, y2a, 'm*-.');


    b.)
    >> fs2b=8000
    >> t2b=[0:299]/(fs2b);
    >> k=1;y2b1=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=2;y2b2=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=3;y2b3=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=4;y2b4=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=5;y2b5=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=6;y2b6=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=7;y2b7=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=8;y2b8=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=9;y2b9=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> k=10;y2b10=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2b);
    >> y2bsum=y2b1+y2b2+y2b3+y2b4+y2b5+y2b6+y2b7+y2b8+y2b9+y2b10;
    >> figure; plot(t2b, y2bsum, 'm*-.');
    Plot and describe the resulting wave form.
    The resulting waveform is like sawtooth.

    c.)
    >> fs2c=8000;
    >> t2c=[0:299]/(fs2c);
    >> k=1;y2c1=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=3;y2c2=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=5;y2c3=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=7;y2c4=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=9;y2c5=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=11;y2c6=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=13;y2c7=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=15;y2c8=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=17;y2c9=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> k=19;y2c10=(1/k)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2c);
    >> y2csum = y2c1+y2c2+y2c3+y2c4+y2c5+y2c6+y2c7+y2c8+y2c9+y2c10;

    Plot and describe the resulting wave form.


    It is a rectangular waveform with distorted ripples on the peaks.

    d.)
    >> fs2d=8000;
    >> t2d=[0:299]/(fs2d);
    >> k=1;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d1=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=3;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d2=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=5;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d3=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=7;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d4=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=9;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d5=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=11;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d6=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=13;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d7=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=15;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d8=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=17;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d9=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> k=19;m=((k-1)/2).^2;y2d10=(((-1).^m)/k.^2)*2*sin(2*pi*75*k*t2d);
    >> y2dsum=y2d1+y2d2+y2d3+y2d4+y2d5+y2d6+y2d7+y2d8+y2d9+y2d10;
    >> figure; plot(t2d, y2dsum, 'm*-.');

    Plot and describe the resulting waveform.


    The graph formed was triangular waveforms.

    3.)
    a.)
    >> [x,y]meshgrid(-3*pi:0.1:3*pi);
    >> r=sqrt((x.^2)+(y.^2));
    >> z=(sin(r))./r;
    >> plot3(x,y,z, 'm*-.')
    Describe the output waveform.

    The output waveform looks like a hat.


    b.)
    >> contour3(x,y,z,30, 'm*-.')

    Copy graph to data sheet. Describe the output waveform.

    The output waveform looks like a stadium with a giant Christmas tree in the middle of it.

    c.)

    (fz) = (z.^5).^(1/8)
    Syntax:
    >> z3c=cplxgrid(30);
    >> x3c=(z3c.^5).^(1/8);
    >> cplxmap(z3c,x3c);
    Copy graph to data sheet. Describe the output waveform.
    The output waveform looks like a colorful wormhole.

    (z) = tan^-1(2*z)
    Syntax:
    >> z3c=cplxgrid(30);
    >> x3cii=atan(2*z3c);

    >> cplxmap (z3c,x3cii);

    Copy graph to data sheet. Describe the output waveform.


    The output waveform looks like a melted cheese.

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