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Chapter7 Prob17

The document describes a MATLAB user-defined function named Sampling that samples an analytical function over a specified time interval and spacing. It provides a specific example of sampling a function defined by a combination of sine functions with a frequency of 554.365 Hz over a 10 ms interval with 10 μs spacing, and includes a script to execute this sampling and plot the results. Additionally, it includes copyright information regarding the reproduction of the work for educational purposes.

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Chapter7 Prob17

The document describes a MATLAB user-defined function named Sampling that samples an analytical function over a specified time interval and spacing. It provides a specific example of sampling a function defined by a combination of sine functions with a frequency of 554.365 Hz over a 10 ms interval with 10 μs spacing, and includes a script to execute this sampling and plot the results. Additionally, it includes copyright information regarding the reproduction of the work for educational purposes.

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7.17 Write a MATLAB user-defined function that samples a function that is given in an analytical form.
Name the function [t,f] = Sampling(Fun,tau,dt). The input argument Fun is a name for the function
that is being sampled (it is a dummy name for the function that is imported into Sampling), tau is the
time interval over which the continuous function is prescribed, where the starting time is 0 and the final
time equals the value tau, and dt is the spacing between the sampled points. The output arguments t and
f are vectors with the values of the independent and dependent variables of the sampled function, respec-
tively.
Use Sampling to sample the following function over an interval of 10 ms and spacing of 10 μ s.
5 2 5 2 4 2
– 10 ( t – 0.005 ) – 10 ( t – 0.005 ) – 10 ( t – 0.005 )
f ( t ) = 0.5 sin ( 2πνt )e + sin ( 4πνt )e + 0.2 sin ( 6πνt )e
4 2 4 2
– 10 ( t – 0.005 ) – 10 ( t – 0.005 )
+ 0.1 sin ( 8πνt )e + 0.1 sin ( 10πνt )e
where ν = 554.365 Hz. Make a plot of the sampled points.
Solution
The user-defined function Sampling:

function [t,f]=Sampling(Fun,tau,dt)
t=0:dt:tau;
for i=1:length(t)
f(i)=Fun(t(i));
end

A program in a script file that solves the problem:

clear, clc
v=554.365;
pv=pi*v;
ti=0.005;
foft= @ (t) 0.5*sin(2*pv*t)*exp(-1E5*(t-ti)^2)+sin(4*pv*t)*exp(-1E5*(t-
ti)^2)...
+0.2*sin(6*pv*t)*exp(-1E4*(t-ti)^2)+0.1*sin(8*pv*t)*exp(-1E4*(t-ti)^2)...
+0.1*sin(10*pv*t)*exp(-1E5*(t-ti)^2);
[t,f]=Sampling(foft,10E-3,10E-6);
plot(t,f)

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xlabel('t')
ylabel('f(t)')
t=0:0.25:2;
fa=0:0.25:2;
Complex_DFT(t,fa);

When the file is executed the following figure is displaced:

1.5

0.5
f(t)

-0.5

-1

-1.5
0 0.001 0.002 0.003 0.004 0.005 0.006 0.007 0.008 0.009 0.01
t

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