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Submitted By:
Mustabshira
[18-CE-007]
Seerat Fatima
[18-CE-006]
Submitted to:
Engr. Jawad Qammar
Dated:
03/18/2021
Department of Computer Engineering,
HITEC University, Taxila
Experiment No 06
Introduction and usage of Z-Transform in MATLAB
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Defining vectors in MATLAB for expressing the transfer function with numerator and
denominator polynomials.
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Let we have a discrete time function.sys is used to declare any variable.to take z-
transform we use ztrans with the given function f.
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You can determine the pole, zero and gain from transfer functionThe gain cannot be
evaluated from the Object form of the transfer function model directly.Instead, you can
first convert the object form into vector form by using MATLAB tfdata command.
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f = iztrans(F)
computes the inverse z-transform of the symbolic expression F. This syntax assumes that
F is a function of the variable z, and the returned value f is a function of n.
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you have to declare vectors either (num, den) or (z, p, k), which are discussed above. The
object form can be obtained by using the commands tf or zpk.
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You can connect LTI models in parallel with MATLAB parallel command or the + operator
for the object form.
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Use the command of series. You can connect LTI models in series with MATLAB series
command or the * operator for the object form.
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Use zero to find zeroes and pole to find poles in the expression.we use pzmap to point the
zeros and poles on the map.