This document describes an assignment on sampling and reconstructing signals. It involves:
1) Plotting a composite analog signal consisting of three sinusoidal components with different frequencies.
2) Calculating the Nyquist sampling rate for the analog signal.
3) Deriving and plotting the discrete-time signal at the Nyquist rate.
4) Sampling the analog signal at a lower rate and deriving the resulting discrete-time signal.
5) Reconstructing the analog signal from the lower rate samples using ideal interpolation.
6) Plotting the reconstructed signal to check if the original analog signal is recovered.
This document describes an assignment on sampling and reconstructing signals. It involves:
1) Plotting a composite analog signal consisting of three sinusoidal components with different frequencies.
2) Calculating the Nyquist sampling rate for the analog signal.
3) Deriving and plotting the discrete-time signal at the Nyquist rate.
4) Sampling the analog signal at a lower rate and deriving the resulting discrete-time signal.
5) Reconstructing the analog signal from the lower rate samples using ideal interpolation.
6) Plotting the reconstructed signal to check if the original analog signal is recovered.
This document describes an assignment on sampling and reconstructing signals. It involves:
1) Plotting a composite analog signal consisting of three sinusoidal components with different frequencies.
2) Calculating the Nyquist sampling rate for the analog signal.
3) Deriving and plotting the discrete-time signal at the Nyquist rate.
4) Sampling the analog signal at a lower rate and deriving the resulting discrete-time signal.
5) Reconstructing the analog signal from the lower rate samples using ideal interpolation.
6) Plotting the reconstructed signal to check if the original analog signal is recovered.
a) Plot the analog signal in MATLAB. Chose an appropriate time window
considering the frequency components of the composite signal 𝑥 (𝑡). b) What is the Nyquist % Defineratethefor timethis vectorsignal? t = 0:0.00001:0.02; % Time window from 0 to 0.02 seconds c) Derive the discrete-time form of 𝑥 (𝑡) for the Nyquist sampling rate. Generate a MATLAB% Define code and plot the discrete signal. the signal x_t = 3 * cos(2000 * pi * t) + 5 * sin(6000 * pi * t) + 10 * cos(12000 * pi * t); d) Assume now that we sample this signal using a sampling rate 𝐹 = 5000 samples/s. What% is Plotthe discrete time signal obtained after sampling? the signal figure; Hint: redo the previous plot(t, x_t); calculation in part (c) for the new sampling rate. title('Composite Analog Signal'); e) What is the analog signal 𝑦 (𝑡) we xlabel('Time (s)'); can reconstruct from the samples obtained in partylabel('Amplitude'); (d) if we use ideal interpolation. grid on; f) Extend the MATLAB code to plot the discrete signal obtained in part (e) and see whether%we can Adjust theobtain axis limitsthe original for better analog signal 𝑥 (𝑡). visualization axis([0 0.02 -15 15]);