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    Codes For The Graph of The Given Question

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    The document contains code to generate and plot a simulated analog signal with two frequencies. It then samples the signal and plots the quantized digital version. A table shows the quantization of 10 samples over 1ms using a 4-bit quantizer. It lists the sample time, code number, binary code, and gray code for each sample. The document also provides calculations to determine the sampling rate is 10 kHz, quantization step size is 0.5, and the total number of bits needed to represent the 10 samples is 40 bits.

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    The document contains code to generate and plot a simulated analog signal with two frequencies. It then samples the signal and plots the quantized digital version. A table shows the quantization of 10 samples over 1ms using a 4-bit quantizer. It lists the sample time, code number, binary code, and gray code for each sample. The document also provides calculations to determine the sampling rate is 10 kHz, quantization step size is 0.5, and the total number of bits needed to represent the 10 samples is 40 bits.

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    The document contains code to generate and plot a simulated analog signal with two frequencies. It then samples the signal and plots the quantized digital version. A table shows the quantization of 10 samples over 1ms using a 4-bit quantizer. It lists the sample time, code number, binary code, and gray code for each sample. The document also provides calculations to determine the sampling rate is 10 kHz, quantization step size is 0.5, and the total number of bits needed to represent the 10 samples is 40 bits.

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    Codes For The Graph of The Given Question

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    Calvinho
    The document contains code to generate and plot a simulated analog signal with two frequencies. It then samples the signal and plots the quantized digital version. A table shows the quantization of 10 samples over 1ms using a 4-bit quantizer. It lists the sample time, code number, binary code, and gray code for each sample. The document also provides calculations to determine the sampling rate is 10 kHz, quantization step size is 0.5, and the total number of bits needed to represent the 10 samples is 40 bits.

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    Qn 1.

    3
    CODES FOR THE GRAPH OF THE GIVEN QUESTION
    freq = 2000; % frequency
    mag1 = 3; % magnitude-1
    mag2=0.5; % magnitude-2
    num_points = 200; % How many points to use
    % 200 makes it look smooth
    step = 2/(freq*num_points); % get a nice step size
    t = 0:step:2*(1/freq); % "time"
    % x and y are simulated analog functions
    x = mag1*sin(2*pi*freq*t ) + mag2*cos(1*pi*freq*t );
    % Plot the "analog" signals
    plot(t, x, 'r.-');
    grid on
    my_title = sprintf('Simulated analog signals, x=dots ');
    title(my_title); xlabel(' time '); ylabel('Amplitude');

    Figure 1:A graph of the given signal


    equation

    CODES FOR QUANTIZATION OF THE SAMPLED SIGNAL.


    freq = 2000; % frequency
    mag1 = 3; % magnitude-1
    mag2=0.5; % magnitude-2
    n = 0:0.0001:0.001 % sample index
    % X2 is simulated sampled version of x
    X2 = mag1*Sin (2*pi*freq*n) + mag2*Cos (1*pi*freq*n);
    my title = sprintf('Simulated analog signals, x=dots ');
    title(my_title); xlabel(' time '); ylabel('Amplitude');
    % Plot the "sampled" signals
    stem(n,x2,'rx');
    hold on
    stairs(n,x2)
    hold of
    grid on
    my_title = sprintf('Simulated digital signals, x=x y=o');
    title(my_title);
    xlabel(' samples ');
    ylabel('Amplitude');

    Figure 2:A graph of quantized


    signal

    Samples(
    ms)
    Code
    Number
    Binary
    Codes
    Gray
    Codes

    0.1

    0.2

    0.3

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    0.7

    0.8

    0.9

    14

    11

    12

    10

    111
    0
    100
    1

    101
    1
    111
    0

    010
    0
    011
    0

    000
    1
    000
    1

    011
    1
    010
    0

    110
    0
    101
    0

    101
    0
    111
    1

    010
    1
    011
    1

    001
    1
    001
    0

    1000
    1100

    According to our design


    i)

    Sampling rate = (Number of samples)/(sampling Time)


    =10/1x10 -3
    =10,000samples/second.

    ii)
    iii)

    Quantization step size = 2x(peak amplitude)/(number quantization levels)


    = 2x(4)/(16)
    = 0.5 steps
    Number of samples obtained = 10 samples

    iv)
    v)

    Number of bits represent one sample = 4bits


    The overall number of bits = 40bits

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