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Lab 5 - Sampling Theorem

The document discusses sampling theory and performing simulations in MATLAB. It describes sampling a sinusoidal signal at different frequencies and observing the output. The objectives are to simulate sampling, plot the sampled signal, and observe the frequency spectrum. It provides theory on sampling criteria and aliasing. Steps are given to run a MATLAB program and record the output figures for different sampling frequencies.

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Lab 5 - Sampling Theorem

The document discusses sampling theory and performing simulations in MATLAB. It describes sampling a sinusoidal signal at different frequencies and observing the output. The objectives are to simulate sampling, plot the sampled signal, and observe the frequency spectrum. It provides theory on sampling criteria and aliasing. Steps are given to run a MATLAB program and record the output figures for different sampling frequencies.

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FAKULTI TEKNOLOGI KEJURUTERAAN

ELEKTRIK DAN ELEKTRONIK


UNIVERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA

SIGNAL & SYSTEM

BEET 2423 SEMESTER 1 SESSION 2022/2023

LAB 5: SAMPLING THEOREM

1.
NAME OF GROUP
MEMBER(S) & 2.
MATRIX NUMBER(S)

COURSE

DATE

NAME OF INSTRUCTOR(S)

EXAMINER’S COMMENT(S) VERIFICATION STAMP

TOTAL MARKS
1.0 OBJECTIVES

1. To simulate the sampling of a sinusoid using MATLAB.


2. To plot the sampled sinusoid based on the specific sampling frequency.
3. To observe the frequency spectrum of the sampled signal.

2.0 EQUIPMENT

MATLAB® software.

3.0 SYNOPSIS& THEORY

A continuous time signal can be represented in its samples and can be recovered
back when sampling frequency fs is greater than or equal to the twice the highest
frequency component of message signal, fm. i. e.:

f s ≥2 f m

If the sampling frequency (fs) equals twice the input signal frequency (fm), then
such a condition is called the Nyquist Criteria for sampling. When sampling
frequency equals twice the input signal frequency is known as “Nyquist rate”.

f s=2 f m

If the sampling frequency (fs) is less than twice the input signal frequency, such
criteria called an Aliasing effect.

f s <2 f m

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4.0 PROCEDURE

1. Run the following program in MATLAB.

2. Write down the frequency of the signal and the sampling frequency and
paste the output figure in the Simulation Results section.

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3. Change the sampling frequency, fs as follow and paste the output
figures in the Simulation/Experiment Results section:

a. 8 Hz

b. 10 Hz

c. 20 Hz

d. 80 Hz

e. 100 Hz

5.0 SIMULATION/EXPERIMENT RESULTS

Signal Frequency Sampling Frequency


Output
(Hz) (Hz)
8
10
20
80
100
950

6.0 QUESTION & DISCUSSION

1. Based on the experiment, what is the minimum sampling frequency to


avoid aliasing?

2. Discuss the results based on your observation.

7.0 CONCLUSION

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