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    The document contains code to perform FFT on various signals in MATLAB and analyze them in the time and frequency domains. In part A, it performs FFT on a delta function and plots the result. Part B performs FFT on a cosine signal. Part C performs FFT on a sinc function. It also contains code for an IIR filter and plotting the phase of FFT outputs. Comments indicate that fast signals have high frequencies near pi in the frequency domain while slow signals have high frequencies near zero.

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    The document contains code to perform FFT on various signals in MATLAB and analyze them in the time and frequency domains. In part A, it performs FFT on a delta function and plots the result. Part B performs FFT on a cosine signal. Part C performs FFT on a sinc function. It also contains code for an IIR filter and plotting the phase of FFT outputs. Comments indicate that fast signals have high frequencies near pi in the frequency domain while slow signals have high frequencies near zero.

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    Lab Tasks Answer No. 01) :-: Code in Command Window

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    The document contains code to perform FFT on various signals in MATLAB and analyze them in the time and frequency domains. In part A, it performs FFT on a delta function and plots the result. Part B performs FFT on a cosine signal. Part C performs FFT on a sinc function. It also contains code for an IIR filter and plotting the phase of FFT outputs. Comments indicate that fast signals have high frequencies near pi in the frequency domain while slow signals have high frequencies near zero.

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    LAB TASKs

    Answer no. 01):-

    Code in command window:-


    clc;
    clear all;
    close all;
    n=0:10;
    x=zeros(1,length(n));
    x(1,2)=1;
    y = fft(x);
    figure;
    subplot(211);
    stem(x);
    title('in TIme Domain')
    subplot(212);
    plot(abs(y))
    axis([1,10,0,1.5])
    title('In frequency Domain')

    PART B
    clc;
    clear all;
    close all;
    % fs=12;

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    n=0:1/6:11;
    x=cos(2*pi*n);
    y=abs(fft(x));
    subplot(211);
    stem(n,x);
    title('in TIme Domain')
    subplot(212);
    plot(y)
    title('In frequency Domain')

    PART C
    clc;
    clear all;
    close all;
    n=0:1/100:20;
    x=sinc(n);
    figure;
    subplot(211);
    stem(x);
    title('In time domain');
    Y=(fft(x));
    subplot(212);
    % axis([0,10,0,1]);
    plot(abs(Y));
    % axis([0,10,0,1]);

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    Answer no. 02):-
    COMMENTS;;
    In the fast signal in time have high frequency near to pi
    and similarly in the slow signal in time have high
    frequency near to zeros

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    Answer no. 03):-
    Code in command window:-
    clc;
    clear all;
    close all;
    n=0:10;
    a = [8 -2 -1]; % left hand side of difference
    equation
    b = [1 1 0]; % right hand side of difference
    equation
    x=2.^n;
    z=filter(b,a,x);
    figure;
    subplot(211)
    stem(n,z);
    title('IIR in time Domain');
    y=abs(fft(z));
    subplot(212);
    plot(n,y);
    title('IIR in frequency Domain');

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    Answer no. 04):-
    Code in command window:-
    clc;
    clear all;
    close all;
    n=0:10;
    x=zeros(1,length(n));
    x(1,2)=1;
    y = fft(x);
    figure;
    subplot(211);
    stem(x);
    title('in TIme Domain')
    subplot(212);
    plot(phase(y))
    % axis([1,10,0,1.5])
    title('In frequency Domain')

    clc;
    clear all;
    close all;
    % fs=12;
    n=0:1/6:11;
    x=cos(2*pi*n);

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    y=phase(fft(x));
    subplot(211);
    stem(n,x);
    title('in TIme Domain')
    subplot(212);
    plot(y)
    title('In frequency Domain')

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    clc;
    clear all;
    close all;
    n=0:1/100:20;
    x=sinc(n);
    figure;
    subplot(211);
    stem(x);
    title('In time domain');
    Y=(fft(x));
    subplot(212);
    plot(phase(Y));

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