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tavakoli



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Post12 Apr 2004 14:37   sampling discrete time signals in matlab

can somebody tell me what should i do for sampling discrete time signals in matlab
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renpzhou



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Post12 Apr 2004 15:41   sampling discrete time signals in matlab

I use rcosflt to sample input discrete time signals,
I hope it will help you.
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cedance



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Post24 Apr 2004 21:03   Re: sampling discrete time signals in matlab

tavakoli wrote:
can somebody tell me what should i do for sampling discrete time signals in matlab


i think u ask for the CODE...

in that case it is done like...

fs = 1000 (sampling frequency)
f = 10 (signal frequency)
A=2(amplitude)
n=0:100;
wave = A*sin(2*pi*f*n/fs)

this would create 100 sample points wave with sampling rate of 1/fs...

jope u get it... just the forumula... if i understood da question right.. it wud help u... k.

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Arun.
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jpena



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Post20 Sep 2004 18:26   sampling discrete time signals in matlab

If the source is discrete... why don't you just keep values at a regular time.

if "x" is a vector of length "n" containing the data:

new_x=x[1:2:n];

contains the data at half the samplig frequency
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cedance



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Post22 Sep 2004 15:00   Re: sampling discrete time signals in matlab

jpena wrote:
If the source is discrete... why don't you just keep values at a regular time.
if "x" is a vector of length "n" containing the data:
new_x=x[1:2:n];
contains the data at half the samplig frequency


yeh, in case of discrete, that is enough. i have illustrated sampling from continuous signal only. but where do u get the problem of sampling discrete signals??? thou its not a mistake....

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arunmit168.
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