Name: Muhammad Faizeen bin Ab Razak

Matrix no: 20174

Total Mark :

/20
LABORATORY EXERCISE 1

CONTINUOUS TIME SIGNALS: TIME TRANSFORMATION

Call the function ps1.m and plot y(t)

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t=linspace(-4,0);
y=ps1(t);
plot(t,y)
axis([-2,0,-4,0]);

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Obtain the transformed functions of y(t):

y(-t)
What is your expected output?

The graph will be the mirror image of y(t) as a result of amplitude scaling.
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>> t=linspace(0,4);
>> y=ps1(-t);
>> plot(t,y)
>> axis([0,2,-4,0]);

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y(3t)

What is your expected output?

By time scaling, t is compressed to one-third of 2.
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t=linspace(-1,0);
y=ps1(3*t);
plot(t,y)
axis([-0.7,0,-4,0]);

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y(t/2)

What is your expected output?

By time scaling, t is expanded by two times.
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t=linspace(-4,0);
y=ps1(t/2);
plot(t,y)
axis([-4,0,-4,0]);

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-2y((t-1)/2)

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t=linspace(-4,1);
y=2*ps1((t-1)/2);
plot(t,y)
axis([-4,1,-8,0]);

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Date: 8th/June/2015

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*hint : To obtain full mark, answer all questions and make sure that your
figure clearly shows the graph. Use syntax axis([xmin xmax ymin ymax])

after calling the plot function.