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The document contains MATLAB code snippets for signal processing tasks, including signal generation, shifting, multiplication, and addition. It demonstrates the creation of periodic sequences, even and odd signal components, and the use of ramp functions. Various plots are generated to visualize the original and processed signals.

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The document contains MATLAB code snippets for signal processing tasks, including signal generation, shifting, multiplication, and addition. It demonstrates the creation of periodic sequences, even and odd signal components, and the use of ramp functions. Various plots are generated to visualize the original and processed signals.

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n = [-8:12];

x=exp(0.1*n).* (u(-5, -8, 12)-u (10, -8,12));

[xe, xo,m] = evenodd (x, n); [xe,xo,m]

subplot (3,1,1);

stem (n,x);

title('original signal')

xlabel('n');

ylabel('x(n)');

axis ([-15,15,-4,4])

subplot (3,1,2);

stem(m,xe);

title('even part')

xlabel('n');

3.
n = [0:6];

X x = [-5,-2,1,4,6,8,10];

[x11, nl1] = sigshift (x,n,-4);

[x12,n12] = sigshift (x,n,1);

[x1,nl] = sigmult (x11, nl1,x12, n12);

[x13, n13] =sigshift (x,n,-4);


[x2,n2]= sigadd (x1, nl, 4*x13,n13);

[x3, n3]=sigadd (x2, n2, 3*x, n);

subplot (3,1,1);

stem (n3, x3);

axis ([-6,8,-40, 40])

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n=[0:3]';

x= [1,2,3,4];

N=4;

y= repmat (x,N); m=0:1:size (y)-1; subplot (2,1,1); stem (m, y)

title('Periodic sequence') axis ([-1,4,-5,5]);

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n=[-3:4];

x= [1,2,6,5,4,6,8,10];

[x11, nl1]-sigshift (x,n,-2);

[x12, n12]-sigshift (x, n, 4);

[x13,n13] =sigadd (3*x11, n11,x12, n12);

[x1, n1]=sigadd (x13, n13, -2*x,n); subplot (2,1,1);

stem (n1,x1);

axis ([-6,10,-40, 40])

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function r
r = max (0,x) ramp (x)
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i.
n=-10:10;

x=ramp (n);

subplot (2,1,1);

plot (n,x);

title('Original Signal')

xlabel('n');

ylabel('x(n));

axis ([-11 11 -5 12]); subplot (2,1,2);

stem (n,x);

title('DT Signal')

xlabel('n');

ylabel('x(n));

axis ([-11 11 -5 12]);


ii.
n=1-50:50];

x = cos (0.25*pi*n);

k = 5;

z=downsample (x, k);

subplot (2,1,1)

stem (n,x);

title ('Original sequence')

xlabel('n');

ylabel('x(n)');
axis ([-52,52,-1.5, 1.5]);

m=[0:length(z)-1];

subplot (2,1,2)

stem (m, z)
iii.
x= [1,-2,6,-5,4,6,8,10]; n = [0:length(x)-1];

for k=1:5,

x1 zeros (1,8);

[x11, nl1]=sigshift (x,n,k);

[x2,n2]=sigadd (x11, nl1, n. *x11, nl

end

subplot (2,1,1);

stem (n2, x2);

axis ([5,15,-30,901);

5.
n=[-25:25];

x1=5* (u(0,-25,25)-u (20,-25,25));

x2=5* (u (1,-25,25)-u (21,-25,25));

y=x1-x2;

stem (n,y);

axis ([-30,30,-7,7]);
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n=[-0:110];

x1=sin((pi. *n/25)).* (u(0,0,110)-u (100,0,110)); x2=sin((pi. *n/25)).*(u(1,0,110)-u (101,0,110));


y=x1-x2; stem (n, y);
axis ([-5,120,-.1,.1]);

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