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    This Matlab code quantizes a cosine signal by converting it from analog to digital form. It defines the signal length and quantization levels, then generates the cosine wave and quantizes it. The code plots the original, quantized, and error signals on a stem plot with different colors and a legend to visualize the conversion and introduced error.

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    This Matlab code quantizes a cosine signal by converting it from analog to digital form. It defines the signal length and quantization levels, then generates the cosine wave and quantizes it. The code plots the original, quantized, and error signals on a stem plot with different colors and a legend to visualize the conversion and introduced error.

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    Conversion of Analogue To Digital Signal by Using Matlab LAB#2 TASK#1

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    Komal Ejaz
    This Matlab code quantizes a cosine signal by converting it from analog to digital form. It defines the signal length and quantization levels, then generates the cosine wave and quantizes it. The code plots the original, quantized, and error signals on a stem plot with different colors and a legend to visualize the conversion and introduced error.

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    Conversion Of Analogue To Digital Signal By Using Matlab

    LAB#2
    TASK#1:
    n=8;
    m=50;
    x2=cos(2*pi*(0:(m-1))/m)
    x2(find(x2>=1))=(1-eps)
    xq=floor((x2+1)*(2)^(n-1))
    xq=xq/2^(n-1)
    xq=xq-(2)^(n-1)/2^n
    xe=x2-xq
    stem(x2,'b')
    hold on
    stem(xq,'r')
    stem(xe,'g')
    legend('exact','quantized','error','locator')
    hold off

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