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    LAB REPORT # 5

    TO PLOT THE FOURIER TRANSFORM OF THE FUNCTION AND ALSO


    PLOT THERE MAGNITUDE AND PHASE RESPONCE
    INTRODUCTION:
    Fourier transform: It is a mathematical operation that decomposes a function into its
    constituent frequencies, known as a frequency spectrum.
    The composite waveform depends on time, and therefore is called the time domain
    representation.
    The frequency spectrum is a function of frequency and is called the frequency domain
    representation.
    Each value of the function is a complex number (called complex amplitude) that encodes both a
    magnitude and phase component.
    OBJECTIVES:
    Plot the exponential function.
    Check the magnitude and phase spectrum of Fourier transform.
    MATLAB CODE:

    n=0:10;
    % defining the variable of n
    l=10;
    % Defining the length
    x=zeros(size(n))
    ind=find(n>=0 & n<=1);
    x(ind)=1
    y=x.*exp(j*pi*n)
    subplot(3,2,1)
    stem(n,y,'linewidth',2)% Plotting the function
    grid on;
    title('y=x*exp(j*pi*n)')
    xlabel('integral components');
    ylabel('amplitude');
    w=[-pi:pi/1024:pi]; % Defining the values of w for plottation
    yspect=freqz(y,l,w);%As we know that freqz command is used for plotting
    %Frequency response of any function. Now here we have to plot y with final
    %value of l and plot with respect to w. Here it will only store value to
    %yspect.
    subplot(3,2,2);
    plot(w,abs(yspect),'linewidth',2);% Plotting the magnitude
    grid on;
    title('w=[-pi:pi/1024:pi]')

    xlabel('integral components');
    ylabel('amplitude');
    phaser=angle(yspect);% Similarly for plotting phase, we will store it to phase
    subplot(3,2,3);
    plot(w,phaser,'linewidth',2)% Plotting the phase with respect to w
    grid on;
    title('phaser=angle(yspect)')
    xlabel('integral components');
    ylabel('amplitude');
    w=[0:pi];
    yspect1=freqz(y,1,w);
    subplot(3,2,4)
    plot(w,abs(yspect1),'linewidth',2)% Plotting magnitude spectrum
    grid on;
    title('w=[0:pi]')
    xlabel('integral components');
    ylabel('amplitude');
    phaser1=angle(yspect1);
    subplot(3,2,5);
    plot(w,phaser1,'linewidth',2)
    grid on;
    xlabel('integral components');
    ylabel('amplitude');

    %Plotting the angle spectrum

    OUT PUT:
    y=x*exp(j*pi*n)

    0
    -1

    4
    6
    integral components
    phaser=angle(yspect)

    -2
    -4

    -3

    -2

    -1
    0
    1
    integral components

    0.5

    1
    1.5
    2
    integral components

    -3

    -2

    2
    amplitude

    0
    -4

    10

    0.1

    amplitude

    amplitude

    w=[-pi:pi/1024:pi]

    0.2
    amplitude

    amplitude

    2.5

    -1
    0
    1
    integral components
    w=[0:pi]

    1
    0

    0.5

    1
    1.5
    2
    integral components

    2.5

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