how to plot the frequency response of the following transfer function.?
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i have written the code as below
a0=4964-1102+273-39;
%a0=0.3038094552593955-0.068156473531124598+0.016118874664139887-0.0036378272766718939;
%a1=-0.068156473531124598+0.016118874664139887-0.0036378272766718939;
%a2=0.016118874664139887-0.0036378272766718939;
%a3=-0.0036378272766718939;
a1=-1102+273-39;
a2=273-39;
a3=-39;
for w=1:45:180;
s(w)=(1+exp(-1j*w));
x(w)=(a0*exp(-1j*6*w)+a1*(exp(-1j*4*w)-exp(-1j*8*w))+a2*(exp(-1j*2*w)-exp(-1j*10*w))+a3*(1-exp(-1j*12*w)));
y(w)=(a0*exp(-1j*6*w)-a1*(exp(-1j*4*w)-exp(-1j*8*w))-a2*(exp(-1j*2*w)-exp(-1j*10*w))-a3*(1-exp(-1j*12*w)))*exp(-1j*w);
*z(w)=s(w)*(x(w)+y(w));*
end
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Ryan G
2013년 4월 4일
I don't see a transfer function. It looks like the for loop is attempting to achieve frequency domain response manually. If you have a transfer function you can use bode, margin, pzmap, rlocus and nyquist to observe the frequency response.
mahesh sasanur
2013년 4월 8일
mahesh sasanur
2013년 4월 8일
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