MATLAB编程Zero-poleplane.docVIP

Projects 1: Part A Problem 1 for the following system: y(n)+ay(n-1)=x(n); where (a) a=0.9; (b) a=-0.9 (a) Zero-pole plane, impulse response, |H(w)| and angle H(w): in figure 1. Figure 1. DFT of the impulse response (magnitude and angular spectrum): in figure 2. Figure 2. Comparison between DFT and DTFT: When N=10: in figure 3. Figure 3. When N=30: in figure 4 Figure 4. When N=50: in figure 5. Figure 5. (b) Zero-pole plane, impulse response, |H(w)| and angle H(w): in figure 6. Figure 6. DFT of the impulse response (magnitude and angular spectrum): in figure 7. Figure 7. Comparison between DFT and DTFT: When N=10: in figure 8. Figure 8. When N=30: in figure 9. Figure 9. When N=50: in figure 10. Figure 10. Problem 2: repeat steps above for the following system: H (Z) = Where (a) ω0=π/8 and r=0.95; (b) ω0=π/4 and r=0.95; (c) ω0=π/8 and r=0.99; (a) Zero-pole plane, impulse response, |H (w)| and angle H (w): in figure 11. Figure 11. DFT of the impulse response (magnitude and angular spectrum): in figure 12. Figure 12. Comparison between DFT and DTFT: When N=10: in figure 13. Figure 13. When N=30: in figure 14. Figure 14. When N=50: in figure 15. Figure 15. (b) Zero-pole plane, impulse response, |H(w)| and angle H(w): in figure 16. Figure 16. DFT of the impulse response (magnitude and angular spectrum): in figure 17. Figure 17. Comparison between DFT and DTFT: When N=10: in fig