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    The document describes an experiment on amplitude scaling of signals. It generates sine and cosine waves with amplitudes of 1, 0.5, and 2 over time intervals between 0 and 2π. The waves are plotted in subplots with labels showing their amplitudes to illustrate how changing the amplitude scales the size of the waves but does not change their shape or frequency.

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    The document describes an experiment on amplitude scaling of signals. It generates sine and cosine waves with amplitudes of 1, 0.5, and 2 over time intervals between 0 and 2π. The waves are plotted in subplots with labels showing their amplitudes to illustrate how changing the amplitude scales the size of the waves but does not change their shape or frequency.

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    Experiment :-4 Amplitude scaling of signals

    // 1.)
    t=0:0.1:2*%pi;
    y1=sin(t);
    y2=(0.5)*sin(t);
    y3=(2)*sin(t);

    subplot(221);
    plot2d(t,y1);
    xtitle("sin(t)
    wave","time","amplitude
    ");
    a=gca();
    a.x_location="middle";

    subplot(222);
    plot2d(t,y2);
    xtitle("(0.5)*sin(t)
    wave","time","amplitude
    ");
    b=gca();
    b.x_location="middle";

    subplot(223);
    plot2d(t,y3);
    xtitle("(2)*sin(t)
    wave","time","amplitude
    ");
    c=gca();
    c.x_location="middle";
    // 2.)
    t=0:0.1:2*%pi;
    y1=cos(t);
    y2=(0.5)*cos(t);
    y3=(2)*cos(t);

    subplot(221);
    plot2d(t,y1);
    xtitle("cos(t)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    a=gca();
    a.x_location="middle";

    subplot(222);
    plot2d(t,y2);
    xtitle("(0.5)*cos(t)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    b=gca();
    b.x_location="middle";

    subplot(223);
    plot2d(t,y3);
    xtitle("(2)*cos(t)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    c=gca();
    c.x_location="middle";
    // 3.)
    n=0:0.1:2*%pi;
    y1=sin(n);
    y2=(0.5)*sin(n);
    y3=(2)*sin(n);

    subplot(221);
    plot2d3(n,y1);
    xtitle("sin(n)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    a=gca();
    a.x_location="middle";

    subplot(222);
    plot2d3(n,y2);
    xtitle("(0.5)*sin(n)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    b=gca();
    b.x_location="middle";

    subplot(223);
    plot2d3(t,y3);
    xtitle("(2)*sin(n)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    c=gca();
    c.x_location="middle";
    // 4.)
    n=0:0.1:2*%pi;
    y1=cos(n);
    y2=(0.5)*cos(n);
    y3=(2)*cos(n);

    subplot(221);
    plot2d3(n,y1);
    xtitle("cos(n)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    a=gca();
    a.x_location="middle";

    subplot(222);
    plot2d3(n,y2);
    xtitle("(0.5)*cos(n)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    b=gca();
    b.x_location="middle";

    subplot(223);
    plot2d3(t,y3);
    xtitle("(2)*cos(n)
    wave","time","amplitude")
    ;
    c=gca();
    c.x_location="middle";

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