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    Experiment 4 Z TRANSFORM  Find z transform, inverse z transform and magnitude and phase response of following system. 1) (1/2)^n u(n) + (-1/3)6n u(n).  Z transform: syms n z >> f=((1/2)^n)+((-1/3)^n) f= (1/2)^n+(-1/3)^n >> ztrans(f) ans = 2*z/(2*z-1)+z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)/(z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)-1)  Inverse z transform: a=ztrans(f) a= 2*z/(2*z-1)+z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)/(z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)-1) >> iztrans(a) ans = (1/2)^n+(-1/3)^n  Using partial fraction method: num=[12 -1] num = 12 -1 deno=[6 -1 -

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    Experiment 4 Z TRANSFORM  Find z transform, inverse z transform and magnitude and phase response of following system. 1) (1/2)^n u(n) + (-1/3)6n u(n).  Z transform: syms n z >> f=((1/2)^n)+((-1/3)^n) f= (1/2)^n+(-1/3)^n >> ztrans(f) ans = 2*z/(2*z-1)+z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)/(z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)-1)  Inverse z transform: a=ztrans(f) a= 2*z/(2*z-1)+z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)/(z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)-1) >> iztrans(a) ans = (1/2)^n+(-1/3)^n  Using partial fraction method: num=[12 -1] num = 12 -1 deno=[6 -1 -

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    Digital Signal Processing Practical 7

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    Experiment 4 Z TRANSFORM  Find z transform, inverse z transform and magnitude and phase response of following system. 1) (1/2)^n u(n) + (-1/3)6n u(n).  Z transform: syms n z >> f=((1/2)^n)+((-1/3)^n) f= (1/2)^n+(-1/3)^n >> ztrans(f) ans = 2*z/(2*z-1)+z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)/(z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)-1)  Inverse z transform: a=ztrans(f) a= 2*z/(2*z-1)+z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)/(z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)-1) >> iztrans(a) ans = (1/2)^n+(-1/3)^n  Using partial fraction method: num=[12 -1] num = 12 -1 deno=[6 -1 -

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    Experiment 4

    Z TRANSFORM

    Find z transform, inverse z transform and magnitude and phase response of following system. 1) (1/2)^n u(n) + (-1/3)6n u(n). Z transform: syms n z >> f=((1/2)^n)+((-1/3)^n) f= (1/2)^n+(-1/3)^n >> ztrans(f) ans = 2*z/(2*z-1)+z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)/(z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)-1) Inverse z transform: a=ztrans(f) a= 2*z/(2*z-1)+z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)/(z/exp(-log(3)+i*pi)-1) >> iztrans(a) ans = (1/2)^n+(-1/3)^n Using partial fraction method: num=[12 -1] num = 12 -1

    deno=[6 -1 -1] deno = 6 -1 -1

    DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 7 SEMESTER ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION DIVISION : CX BATCH :- C3 ROLL NO. :- 40 ATMIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, RAJKOT.
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    Experiment 4

    Z TRANSFORM
    [r p k]=residuez(num,deno) r= 1.0000 1.0000 p= 0.5000 -0.3333 k= [] Pole plot: Zplane(num,deno)

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    Experiment 4

    Z TRANSFORM
    Magnitude and phase response: Freqz(num,deno)

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    Experiment 4

    2) (n+1) u(n) Z transform: syms n z >> f=(n+1) f= n+1 >> ztrans(f) ans = z/(z-1)^2+z/(z-1) Inverse z transform: a=ztrans(f) a= z/(z-1)^2+z/(z-1) >> iztrans(a) ans = n+1 Using partial fraction method: num=[1 -1] num = 1 -1

    Z TRANSFORM

    deno=[1 -3 3 -1] deno = 1 -3 3 -1

    x=deconv(num,deno) x= 0 [r p k]=residuez(num,deno)

    DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 7 SEMESTER ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION DIVISION : CX BATCH :- C3 ROLL NO. :- 40 ATMIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, RAJKOT.
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    Experiment 4

    r= -0.0000 + 0.0000i 1.0000 + 0.0000i -0.0000 - 0.0000i p= 1.0000 1.0000 + 0.0000i 1.0000 - 0.0000i k= [] Pole plot: zplane(num,deno)

    Z TRANSFORM

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    Experiment 4

    Magnitude and phase response: Z TRANSFORM Freqz(num,deno)

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    Experiment 4

    3) (1)^n u(n) Z transform: syms n z >> f=(1)^n f= 1 ztrans(f) ans = z/(z-1) Inverse z transform: num=[1] num = 1 deno=[1 -1] deno =
    1 -1

    Z TRANSFORM

    [r p k]=residuez(num,deno)

    r= 1 p= 1

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    Experiment 4

    k= [] Pole plot:

    Z TRANSFORM

    Magnitude and phase response:

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    Experiment 4

    Z TRANSFORM

    CONCLUSION: In the above experiment I perform the z transform , inverse transform and also observe the magnitude and phase response.

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