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DSP Lab 08 For Class

The document describes implementing linear time-invariant (LTI) systems from their system functions in Simulink. It provides an example of sketching the Simulink model and obtaining the step response for a given system. Students are asked to implement and obtain step responses for 5 additional systems.

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DSP Lab 08 For Class

The document describes implementing linear time-invariant (LTI) systems from their system functions in Simulink. It provides an example of sketching the Simulink model and obtaining the step response for a given system. Students are asked to implement and obtain step responses for 5 additional systems.

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LAB Session NO-:08

Implementing System Functions


Lab Objectives:

 To become familiar how to sketch the block diagram of a given DT LTI system from its
system function in Simulink
 To plot the step response of the LTI systems in Simulink

Activity # 1: Step response of an LTI system if system function is given

Consider an LTI system characterized by the following system function:

1  0.5 z 1
H ( z) 
1  0.321z 1  0.921z 2

Sketch the Simulink model shown below

Copy and paste the given code to Initial Function Callback:

[Link]=(0:30)';
L=size([Link],1);
[Link]=[ones(1,L)]'

Copy and paste the given code to Stop Function Callback:

n=(0:size([Link],1)-1);

subplot(211)
stem([Link],[Link],'fill');
title('Input unit step');
axis([-1 30 0 1.2]);
xlabel('---------------------------->n')
ylabel('------------->Amplitude of u(n)')

subplot(212)
stem(n,[Link],'fill','r');
title('Output of the system');
xlabel('---------------------------->n')
ylabel('------------>Amplitude of y(n)')

(Note: In to workspace, change save format to structure)

Run the model and paste the result below

(Note: In to workspace, change save format to structure)


Input unit step
------------->Amplitude of u(n)

0.5

0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
---------------------------->n
Output of the system
------------>Amplitude of y(n)

20

15

10

0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
---------------------------->n

1. Implement the following systems in Simulink and obtain step responses of each system.

z 1
a. H1 ( z ) 
3  z 1  2 z 3

z 3
b. H 2 ( z) 
1  z 1

1  7 z 2
c. H3 ( z) 
1  7 z 2
0.9
d. H 4 ( z) 
1  0.11z 3

0.5 z
e. H5 ( z)  2
z  0.3 z  0.2

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