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Lab 4: Discrete Time Signals


Background:
1. Given the signal x(n),

Display the discrete waveform in the given expression below:

a. x(n)
Sample Code:
>> x = [-1 2 -1 -4 -1 4 2 -1];
>> n = -3:4;
>> stem(n,x)

b. x(-n)
c. x(-n+3)
d. 3x(n+4)
e. -2x(n-3)
f. x(3n+2)
g. 4x(3n-2)

2. Given the signal

Display the discrete waveform in the given expression below:

a. Z1 = p(n) + q(n)
b. Z2 = p(n) – q(n)
c. Z3 = 3p(n) – 2q(n)
3. Plot signals x(n) and h(n). Determine the value for y(n) which is equivalent to convolve signals x(n) and
h(n) and display resulting waveform

a. x(n)
b. h(n)
y(n)
Sample Code:
>> y = conv(x,h);
>> ny = -3:8;
>> stem(ny,y)

Share your Observations:


(Annexes)
(Interpretation of Results)
(Handwritten)
(Conclusion)

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