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Alejandro Urbina


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Plotting Input Signal for Transfer Function
I have the following for a transfer function and also the following input signals represented as fourier series. %% Transfe...

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lsim transfer function input
Im trying to input the following fourier series (x) signal into my transfer function (H) with respect to time (tttime) using th...

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Fourier Series of a Input Signal / Single Point?
im trying to build a input signal using fourier series. this is my code tttf=sum(ttspect.*exp(1i.*ttfreqs.*tttime));...

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Transfer Function and Input Signal
I have have the following transfer function for a noise filter R=220; a=.95; C=900.*10^-9; num=[(R^2.*C^2) 0 1]; ...

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Transfer Function in Linear Frequency plot
Im graphing this code, i want to obtain the plot as a linear frequency(hz) not as an angular frequency(rad/s) R=320; a=...

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Create a triangular wave/sawtooth function error...
<</matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/49563/Screenshot%20(19).png>> Im trying to build a sawtooth function but matlab is no...

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Create a triangular wave/sawtooth function.
I have been trying to graph a triangular wave,sawtooth function on math lab r2015a i have been the example code from their webs...

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How to make plot visible?
I have the following code t1 = linspace(-15,15,10); t2 = linspace(-15,15,1); t3 = linspace(-15,15,.1); x1 = 3*sin...

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Inner matrix must agree
So im trying to run the following code... A1=4; A2=-2; B1=3; B2=1; tau1=100*10^-3; tau2=20*10^-3; w=40*pi; x = linspac...

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