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Experiment No: 1: Output: %unit Impulse Function%

This document outlines 15 experiments related to signals and systems. Each experiment contains 3 outputs that explore different concepts, properties or operations related to signals, sequences and systems, including: unit impulse/step/ramp functions, addition/subtraction/multiplication of signals, convolution, Fourier transforms, sampling, filtering, linearity properties, pole-zero plots, Gibbs phenomenon, and analysis of harmonics in non-sinusoidal signals. The experiments cover both continuous-time and discrete-time signals and sequences.

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Experiment No: 1: Output: %unit Impulse Function%

This document outlines 15 experiments related to signals and systems. Each experiment contains 3 outputs that explore different concepts, properties or operations related to signals, sequences and systems, including: unit impulse/step/ramp functions, addition/subtraction/multiplication of signals, convolution, Fourier transforms, sampling, filtering, linearity properties, pole-zero plots, Gibbs phenomenon, and analysis of harmonics in non-sinusoidal signals. The experiments cover both continuous-time and discrete-time signals and sequences.

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Experiment No: 1

OUTPUT:
1. %unit impulse function%

2. %unit step function%


3. %unit ramp function%

4. %sinusoidal function%
5. %square function%

6. %sawtooth function%
7. %trianguler function%

8. %sinc function%
Experiment No: 2
OUTPUT:
1. %unit impulse sequence%
2. %unit step sequence%

3. %unit ramp sequence%


4. %sinusoidal sequence%

5. %square sequence%
6. %sawtooth sequence%

7. %triangular sequence%
8. %sinc sequence%
Experiment No: 3

OUTPUT:
1. % addition of signals

2. % Subtraction of signals
3. % multiplication of signals
Experiment No: 4

OUTPUT:
1. % scaling of a signal
2. % Right – Left shifting of signals
3. % Signal Folding
Experiment No: 5

OUTPUT:
1. % addition of sequences%

2. % subtraction of sequences%
3. % multiplication of sequences%
Experiment No: 6

OUTPUT:
1. % scaling of a sequence%

2. % Left and Right shifting of sequence%


3. % Folding or Time reversal of sequence%
Experiment No: 7
OUTPUT:
1. % Even and odd parts of a signal%

2. % Even and odd parts of a sequence%


3. % plotting even and odd parts of the sequence%
Experiment No: 8

OUTPUT:

1. %Linearity property of discrete system%

% Output of command window %

type the samples of x1 2


type the samples of x2 3
type the samples of h 5
length of the output signal will be
1

The scale factor a1 is 2+3j


The scale factor a2 is 3+5j
Input signal x1 is
2
Input signal x2 is
3

Output Sequence yo1 is


6.5000e+01 + 1.0500e+02i

Output Sequence yo2 is


6.5000e+01 + 1.0500e+02i

yo1 = yo2. Hence the LTI system is LINEAR

Experiment No: 9

OUTPUT:
1. %Convolution of two signals%
2. %Convolution of two exponential signals%
Experiment No: 10

OUTPUT:
1. %program for convolution of two sequences
%Output of command window%

enter input sequence [147852]


enter impulse response [369258]
The resultant signal is
5.4596e+10
2. %convolution of sequence x and h using Conv%
%Output of command window%

Enter the input sequence x[n] = [1 5 9 3 4 6]


Enter the starting time index of x[n] = 1
Enter the impulse response h[n] = [1 3 6 8 2 4]
Enter the starting time index of h[n] = 1
Experiment No: 11

OUTPUT:
1. %Fourier transform of cosine signal%
2. %Fourier transform of sine signal%
Experiment No: 12

OUTPUT:

1. %Verify Gibbs Phenomenon%


Experiment No: 13

OUTPUT:
1. % pole-zero plot in z-plane%
%Output of command window%

enter the numerator coefficients 5


enter the denominator coefficients 4

H=
1.25

Static gain.

zeros are at
poles are at
2. % pole-zero plot in s-plane%
%Output of command window%

H1 =

1.25

Static gain.

poles ar at
zeros ar at
Experiment No: 14

OUTPUT:

1. %Verify the sampling theorm%


Experiment No: 15

OUTPUT:
1. OEP
% harmonics of Non sinusoidal signal%
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