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    This document contains MATLAB code to analyze the frequency response of a transfer function. It defines a transfer function as the ratio of a numerator of 1 to a denominator of [1, 1.414, 1]. It then calculates the magnitude and phase spectra of this transfer function over frequencies from 0 to pi radians. The magnitude and phase spectra are plotted separately in subplots to visualize the frequency response.

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    This document contains MATLAB code to analyze the frequency response of a transfer function. It defines a transfer function as the ratio of a numerator of 1 to a denominator of [1, 1.414, 1]. It then calculates the magnitude and phase spectra of this transfer function over frequencies from 0 to pi radians. The magnitude and phase spectra are plotted separately in subplots to visualize the frequency response.

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    This document contains MATLAB code to analyze the frequency response of a transfer function. It defines a transfer function as the ratio of a numerator of 1 to a denominator of [1, 1.414, 1]. It then calculates the magnitude and phase spectra of this transfer function over frequencies from 0 to pi radians. The magnitude and phase spectra are plotted separately in subplots to visualize the frequency response.

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    of 1

    clear all

    close all
    clc

    num1=1;
    dem1=[1,1.414,1];
    w=0:0.01:pi;
    tf1=freqs(num1,dem1,w);
    mag=abs(tf1);
    phaseangle= angle(tf1);

    figure
    subplot(2,1,1)
    plot(w,mag);
    xlabel("frequency")
    ylabel("magnitude")
    title("magnitude spectrum of tf1")
    hold on
    axis tight

    subplot(2,1,2)
    plot(w,phaseangle);
    xlabel("frequency")
    ylabel("phase angle")
    title("phase angle spectrum of tf1")
    hold on
    axis tight

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