This lab report discusses using MATLAB to perform the continuous time Fourier transform (CTFT) on signals. The objective was to familiarize with the CTFT, use the inverse Fourier transform to convert signals back to the time domain, and learn about convolution in the frequency domain. MATLAB commands like "fourier" and "ifourier" were used to calculate the CTFT, inverse CTFT, and convolution. The results and tasks show examples of applying these transforms and convolution to different signals in MATLAB.
This lab report discusses using MATLAB to perform the continuous time Fourier transform (CTFT) on signals. The objective was to familiarize with the CTFT, use the inverse Fourier transform to convert signals back to the time domain, and learn about convolution in the frequency domain. MATLAB commands like "fourier" and "ifourier" were used to calculate the CTFT, inverse CTFT, and convolution. The results and tasks show examples of applying these transforms and convolution to different signals in MATLAB.
This lab report discusses using MATLAB to perform the continuous time Fourier transform (CTFT) on signals. The objective was to familiarize with the CTFT, use the inverse Fourier transform to convert signals back to the time domain, and learn about convolution in the frequency domain. MATLAB commands like "fourier" and "ifourier" were used to calculate the CTFT, inverse CTFT, and convolution. The results and tasks show examples of applying these transforms and convolution to different signals in MATLAB.
This lab report discusses using MATLAB to perform the continuous time Fourier transform (CTFT) on signals. The objective was to familiarize with the CTFT, use the inverse Fourier transform to convert signals back to the time domain, and learn about convolution in the frequency domain. MATLAB commands like "fourier" and "ifourier" were used to calculate the CTFT, inverse CTFT, and convolution. The results and tasks show examples of applying these transforms and convolution to different signals in MATLAB.
Lab Report 08 Objective The purpose of this lab is to be familiarize with CT Fourier Transform of the signal. To use the inverse Fourier transform to convert back the signal. To get known about with Convolution in frequency domain.
Required Equipment: Hardware No hardware was used while performing this lab.
Software MATLAB software was used while performing this lab.
Procedure/ Methodology Before starting performing this lab on our software tool, we were instructed and guided by our lab instructor about how to perform this lab through a recorded lecture.
Lab Tasks included the continuous Time Fourier Transform (CTFT) of the signal using MATLAB. As fourier transform represents the signal in frequency domain and sometimes it’s easy to compute the signal response in frequency domain. Its representation is : 𝑥 (𝑡 ) → 𝑋 (𝜔 ) The formula to compute Fourier Transform is shown below: ∞ 𝑋(𝜔) = 𝐹 {𝑥(𝑡)} = ∫−∞ 𝑥 (𝑡). 𝑒 −𝑗𝜔𝑡 𝑑𝑡 In MATLAB, “fourier”command was used to compute the CTFT of the given signals. Also, the inverse fourier transform was performed to get back the signal in time domain. For this purpose ,the command used as “ifourier”. Convolution was also computed and plotted in the lab by the help these two commands. For this, firstly both signals,for which the convolution is to be made were converted into fourier transform X(ω) and H(ω) then using convolution property of frequency domain was used and signals were multiplied as Y(ω) and then converted back to time domain y(t) . After knowing all the important things regarding performing this lab we performed pre lab and in lab tasks.
Results and Conclusion
After performing all the tasks of the lab that were asked to performed by our lab instructor we learned how to To use the inverse Fourier transform to convert back the signal. To get known about with Convolution in frequency domain .and as well as to Trace the output response of CTFT in MATLAB. The lab tasks are attached below. Lab Report | 1 Lab Tasks PRE LAB 1 Solution %mrafaytariq %bee-a %fa18bee100 %prelab 1 syms w t m1=exp(5*t).*heaviside(-t); m2=fourier(m1) m3=t.*exp(-5*t).*heaviside(t); m4=fourier(m3) m5=heaviside(t-1)-heaviside(t+1); m6=-3:0.01:3; subplot 131 plot(m6,subs(m2,m6)); title('m3') subplot 132 plot(m6,subs(m4,m6)); title('m4') subplot 133 xb=fourier(m5,w); ezplot(xb, [-40 40]) title('m5'); INLAB TASK 1
Solution %mrafaytariq %bee-a %fa18bee100 %inlab1 %mrafaytariq %fa18bee100 %bee-a close all clear all syms t w x=exp(-t^2); fourier(x,w) z=int(x*exp(-j*w*t),t,inf,inf)
SOLUTION Lab Report | 1
%mrafaytariq %bee-a %fa18bee100 %inlab2 inverse fourier transform close all clear all syms t w
X=1/(1+j*w); z=ifourier(X,t) ezplot(z,t)
SOLUTION %mrafaytariq %bee-a %fa18bee100 %inlab3 close all clear all syms t w
subplot 212 ezplot(d5) plot(d3,subs(d5,d,d3)); title('fourier of Sinc');
SOLUTION
%mrafaytariq %bee-a %fa18bee100 %inlab5 close all clear all syms t w x=t^exp(-3*t)^heaviside(t); X=fourier(x,w); w=-20:0.1:20; X=subs(X,w); figure plot(w,abs(X)); legend('madnitude')
figure plot(w,abs(X)); legend('angle')
figure plot(w,real(X)) legend('real')
figure plot(w,imag(X)) legend('imaginary') Lab Report | 1 SOLUTION %mrafaytariq %bee-a %fa18bee100 %inlab6 syms w t g1=exp(-t).*heaviside(t); g2=exp(-t).*cos(2.*pi.*t).*heaviside(t);
Computer Science CACIC 2019 25th Argentine Congress of Computer Science CACIC 2019 Río Cuarto Argentina October 14 18 2019 Revised Selected Papers Patricia Pesado download pdf
Computer Science CACIC 2019 25th Argentine Congress of Computer Science CACIC 2019 Río Cuarto Argentina October 14 18 2019 Revised Selected Papers Patricia Pesado download pdf
