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DSP LAB 03

This lab report focuses on implementing the Laplace Transform using MATLAB to analyze linear time-invariant systems. It covers the transformation of time-domain functions, solving differential equations, and analyzing system responses, demonstrating MATLAB's effectiveness in these tasks. The lab reinforces the practical application of the Laplace Transform in engineering and highlights MATLAB as a valuable computational tool.

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DSP LAB 03

This lab report focuses on implementing the Laplace Transform using MATLAB to analyze linear time-invariant systems. It covers the transformation of time-domain functions, solving differential equations, and analyzing system responses, demonstrating MATLAB's effectiveness in these tasks. The lab reinforces the practical application of the Laplace Transform in engineering and highlights MATLAB as a valuable computational tool.

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Lab no 03 digital signal processing

LAB REPORT
ABSTRACT: This lab focuses on the implementation of the Laplace Transform using
MATLAB to analyze and solve linear time-invariant (LTI) systems. The Laplace Transform is a
fundamental mathematical tool in engineering, especially for system analysis in the frequency
domain. By leveraging MATLAB's symbolic and numerical capabilities, we demonstrate the
transformation of time-domain functions into the s-domain and vice versa. The lab also includes
applications such as solving differential equations and analyzing system response. The results
validate the theoretical concepts and showcase MATLAB as an effective tool for complex
mathematical computations.

INTRODUCTION: The Laplace Transform is widely used in engineering, particularly in


control systems, signal processing, and electrical circuits, to simplify the analysis of linear
systems. It converts differential equations into algebraic equations, making them easier to
handle. MATLAB, a high-level programming environment, provides built-in functions for
symbolic computation, making it ideal for performing Laplace and inverse Laplace transforms.
This lab aims to introduce the implementation of the Laplace Transform in MATLAB using its
Symbolic Math Toolbox. The objectives include computing Laplace Transforms of various time-
domain functions, solving ordinary differential equations (ODEs) using Laplace techniques, and
obtaining system responses. Through these implementations, we bridge theoretical concepts with
practical computational tools, enhancing our understanding of system behavior in the frequency
domain.

TASK:

Q1: Compute the Laplace transform of the function f (t) = e-t

output:

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Q2: Compute the inverse Laplace transform of the function F(s)=1/s +1

Code:

Output:

Q3: Compute the unilateral Laplace transform of the function

f (t) = -1.25 + 3.5te-2t +1.25e-2t

Compute your answer by evaluating the inverse Laplace transform of the result.

Code:

Output:

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Q4: Find out zeros and poles of the following transfer function by using root command and
also plot those using rlocus and pzmap command.

H(s)=s+5/𝑠2 +2s+10

Code:

Output:

Q5: Plot magnitude response in db and phase response in degree by using the subplot
command. Use bode function to verify result.

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H(s) = 𝑠2+2s+17/𝑠2 +4s+104

Code:

Output:

CONCLUSION: In this lab, we successfully implemented and analyzed the Laplace


Transform in MATLAB, demonstrating its effectiveness in solving time-domain problems in the
frequency domain. MATLAB's symbolic computation capabilities allowed for easy
transformation and inversion processes, aiding in the analysis of differential equations and
system responses. The lab reinforced the practical application of the Laplace Transform in
engineering and highlighted MATLAB as a valuable tool for both educational and professional
purposes.

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Lab no 03 digital signal processing

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