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    This document defines and plots various common signal types including unit step, impulse, unit ramp, sinusoidal (sin, cos, tan), exponential, rectangular, square, and sinc signals. For each signal type, it generates a time vector, defines the signal function, and plots the signal within a figure while labeling the axes and adding a title. It demonstrates 11 different signal types in total.

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    This document defines and plots various common signal types including unit step, impulse, unit ramp, sinusoidal (sin, cos, tan), exponential, rectangular, square, and sinc signals. For each signal type, it generates a time vector, defines the signal function, and plots the signal within a figure while labeling the axes and adding a title. It demonstrates 11 different signal types in total.

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    This document defines and plots various common signal types including unit step, impulse, unit ramp, sinusoidal (sin, cos, tan), exponential, rectangular, square, and sinc signals. For each signal type, it generates a time vector, defines the signal function, and plots the signal within a figure while labeling the axes and adding a title. It demonstrates 11 different signal types in total.

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    This document defines and plots various common signal types including unit step, impulse, unit ramp, sinusoidal (sin, cos, tan), exponential, rectangular, square, and sinc signals. For each signal type, it generates a time vector, defines the signal function, and plots the signal within a figure while labeling the axes and adding a title. It demonstrates 11 different signal types in total.

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    t = linspace(-10,10,1000);

    %Unit Step Signal

    unitstep = (t>=0);
    figure()
    hvs = heaviside(t);
    plot(t,unitstep,t,hvs,'--','LineWidth',3)
    title('Unit step signal')
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("f(t)")
    legend('self-made','heaviside')
    ylim([-1.5 1.5]);

    %Impulse Signal

    t1=-3:0.01:3;
    impulse = (t1==0);
    figure()
    plot(t1,impulse)
    title('Impulse')
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("f(t)")

    %Unit ramp signal

    ramp = t.*unitstep;
    figure()
    plot(t,ramp)
    ylim([-1 1.5]);
    title('Unit ramp')
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("f(t)")

    %Sinusoidal signal (sin)

    w = 6;
    a = 2;
    a0 = -2;
    syms x
    figure()
    fplot(sin(x),[-2*pi 2*pi])
    grid on
    title('Sinusoidal signal (sin)')
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("sin(t)")
    syms x
    figure()

    %Sinusoidal signal (cos)

    fplot(cos(x),[-2*pi 2*pi])
    grid on
    title('Sinusoidal signal (cos)')
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("cos(t)")
    syms x
    figure()

    %Sinusoidal signal (cos)

    fplot(tan(x),[-pi pi])
    grid on
    title('Sinusoidal signal (tan)')
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("tan(t)")

    %Exponential Signal
    e = exp(a*t);
    figure()
    plot(t,e)
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel('e^t')
    title("exponential Signal")
    %Exponential Signal
    e0 = exp(a0*t);
    figure()
    plot(t,e0)
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel('e^-t')
    title("exponential Signal")

    %rectangular Signal

    r = rectangularPulse(-2,2,t);
    figure()
    plot(t,r)
    ylim([-3 3]);
    title('Rectangular Pulse')
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("f(t)")

    %square Signal

    s = square(t,50);
    figure()
    plot(t,s)
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("f(t)")
    ylim([-3 3]);
    title('Square Wave')

    %Sinc Signal

    c = sinc(t);
    figure()
    plot(t,c)
    xlabel("time")
    ylabel("f(t)")
    title('Sinc signal')

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