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==Problem 1==
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Pick a CT periodic signal that was posted on Rhea as part of homework 1, and create two DT signals, one periodic and one non-periodic, by sampling at different frequencies.
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Using Eric Zarowny's function of y(0)=sin(t) I graphed the function using a periodic (.1) and a non-periodic (2) sampling rate.
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[[image:]]
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This graph was generated with the following code
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<pre>
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clear
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clc
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ratt=(0:.1:6*pi);
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nonratt=(0:2:6*pi);
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rational=sin(ratt);
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nonrational=sin(nonratt);
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hold on
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plot(ratt,rational,'b')
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plot(nonratt,nonrational,'r')
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legend('Periodic Sampling', 'Non-Periodic Sampling')
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hold off
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</pre>

Revision as of 06:37, 12 September 2008

Problem 1

Pick a CT periodic signal that was posted on Rhea as part of homework 1, and create two DT signals, one periodic and one non-periodic, by sampling at different frequencies.

Using Eric Zarowny's function of y(0)=sin(t) I graphed the function using a periodic (.1) and a non-periodic (2) sampling rate.

[[image:]]

This graph was generated with the following code

clear 
clc

ratt=(0:.1:6*pi);
nonratt=(0:2:6*pi);
rational=sin(ratt);
nonrational=sin(nonratt);

hold on
plot(ratt,rational,'b')
plot(nonratt,nonrational,'r')
legend('Periodic Sampling', 'Non-Periodic Sampling')
hold off

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