Chirp Signal that decreases frequency then stabilizes to a constant frequency

Hi!

I would like to create a chirp or a sweep signal that starts at about 1.5 Hz then decreases to about .6 Hz and then remains at .6 Hz frequency. What is the best way to implement this?

Fs = 1000; % Sampling rate of signal
T=1/Fs; % period

t = 0:T:10; % sample times

% amplitude of message signal
vm = .15
% amplitude of carrier signal 
vc = .15
% message frequency 
fm = .1
% carrier freq
fc = 1
% modulation index
m = 5
%
t1 = 0:T:10;
t2 = (4+T):T:10;

figure
subplot(2,1,1)
    y1 = [sin(2*pi*fm*t1)];
    plot(t,y1);
subplot(2,1,2)
    y = vc*sin(2*pi*fc*t+m.*y1);
    plot(t,y);

Answer 1

[Sai Sri Pathuri]

You may try the following idea

% Chirp signal with an initial frequency of 0 and target frequency of 10
hchirp1 = dsp.Chirp( ...
    'InitialFrequency', 0,...
    'TargetFrequency', 10, ...
    'TargetTime', 10, ...
    'SweepTime', 100, ...
    'SampleRate', 50, ...
    'SamplesPerFrame', 500);
% Chirp signal with an constant frequency of 10 
hchirp2 = dsp.Chirp( ...
    'InitialFrequency', 10,...
    'TargetFrequency', 10, ...
    'TargetTime', 10, ...
    'SweepTime', 100, ...
    'SampleRate', 50, ...
    'SamplesPerFrame', 500);
% Chirp signal with an initial frequency of 0 and a steady target frequency of 10
plot([hchirp1();hchirp2()]);

[rtn]

Thank you!!!

Answer 2

[Sai Sri Pathuri]

You may use dsp.Chirp object to create a chirp signal. You may refer the example in the linked documentation to generate chirp signal with required characteristics.

Answer 3

[rtn]

Using this object I can create a chirp signal that linearly decreases but it keeps decreasing. Is there anyway to create a chirp signal that decreases in frequency and stops decreasing at a specified time point?