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justin stephens
justin stephens il 7 Feb 2018
Commentato: Star Strider il 7 Feb 2018
well folks i am having an issue with plotting a beat frequency fc is the central freq, fdel is the freq deviation, F is the sampling rate, and dur is the duration. here is the code.
if true
% code
end
function x = beatfreq(fc,fdel,F,dur)
t = [0:F:dur]; % time index
x = cos(2*pi*(fc+fdel)*t)+ cos(2*pi*(fc-fdel)*t);
plot(t,x); % plot signal
axis([0 127 -20 20]);
title('Sinusoidal signal x(t)');
xlabel('Time t (sec)');
ylabel('Amplitude');
grid on;
sound(x);
end
the problem i am having is that there is no plot in the figure or no sound. so would one of you more knowledgeable folks steer me in the right direction? also please ignore the if true %code end, that is not part of the code.

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Star Strider
Star Strider il 7 Feb 2018
You need to tweak your function just a bit, changing sound to soundsc, and add the sampling frequency to it as the second argument. Note that ‘F’ is the sampling interval in the context of the way you have assigned ‘t’, not the sampling frequency.
Try this:
function x = beatfreq(fc,fdel,F,dur)
t = [0:F:dur]; % time index
x = cos(2*pi*(fc+fdel)*t)+ cos(2*pi*(fc-fdel)*t);
plot(t,x); % plot signal
axis([0 127 -20 20]);
title('Sinusoidal signal x(t)');
xlabel('Time t (sec)');
ylabel('Amplitude');
grid on;
soundsc(x, 1/F);
end
Call it as:
z = beatfreq(3000, 500, 0.001, 15);
to see and hear it work correctly.
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justin stephens
justin stephens il 7 Feb 2018
its fine, i figured it out. i wasn't using F correctly. i finally have it working. thank you for the help thought!
Star Strider
Star Strider il 7 Feb 2018
As always, my pleasure!

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