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    This MATLAB script defines a first-order discrete transfer function G(z) as 0.5/(z-0.5) with a sample time of 0.1 seconds. It then uses the lsim function to find the output response y of this system to a 1 Hz sinusoidal input u over a time period of 3 cycles. The input and output signals are plotted on the same graph with labels and legends added.

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    This MATLAB script defines a first-order discrete transfer function G(z) as 0.5/(z-0.5) with a sample time of 0.1 seconds. It then uses the lsim function to find the output response y of this system to a 1 Hz sinusoidal input u over a time period of 3 cycles. The input and output signals are plotted on the same graph with labels and legends added.

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    ME 481/581

    Chapter 2

    January 23, 2012

    Chapter 2 MATLAB example


    Below is a MATLAB script that models and simulates a transfer function. This is very similar to Problem 4 in the homework. Save this le in your MATLAB workspace with lename demo.m (or something like that) and you can try it out. % This script defines first-order discrete system: % % 0.5 % G(z) = ----------% z - 0.5 % % and finds its response to a sinusoidal input using the "lsim" function. T = 0.1; % Set sample time to 0.1 second % This is another way (num, den coeffs)

    G = tf([0 0.5],[1 -0.5],T);

    f = 1; % Frequency of sinusoid in Hz period = 1/f; % Period of sinusoid in seconds t = 0:T:3*period; % Define a time vector of length 3 periods (should be long enough) t = t; % Make it a column vector (optional, but my preference) u = sin(2*pi*f*t); % Generate input signal plot(t,u,k-o); y = lsim(G,u,t); % Find output plot(t,u,k-o,t,y,r-*); grid; % Plot both input and output plot(t,u,k-o,t,y,r-*); grid; % Plot both input and output xlabel(Time (seconds)); % Annotate time axis (one method) legend(Input,Output); % Put legend on plot You can measure the frequency response characteristics from the plot: amplitude ratio and phase shift. Remember that to get phase shift from time shift t use the relation = t .

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