Digital signal processing lab 01|Signal Plotting with MATLAB/OCTAVE|DSP lab

__Basic Plotting of Signals in MATLAB/OCTAVE for Digital Signal Processing__
Welcome to our latest lab tutorial where we delve into the fundamental aspects of Digital Signal Processing (DSP). In this video, we'll cover the basic plotting of signals using MATLAB/OCTAVE, with a focus on understanding the importance of digital data in sorting, searching, storing, and transmitting information.
Lab Objectives:
Explain the digital nature and significance of digital data in sorting, searching, storing, and transmitting.
Demonstrate how to plot signals using MATLAB/OCTAVE.
Showcase the process of writing scripts in MATLAB/OCTAVE and creating/calling functions.
Tasks Covered:
Task 01: Essence of 'Digital' in DSP
Elucidate the intricacies encapsulated within the term 'digital' in the context of Digital Signal Processing.
Task 02: Linear vs. Binary Search in DSP
Explain the choice between linear and binary search in DSP applications and its implications for data processing efficiency.
Task 03: Strategies for Enhancing Data Transmission Efficiency
Explore strategies and techniques in the domain of digital data to enhance data transmission efficiency.
Task 04: Plotting Sinusoids in MATLAB
Learn how to plot sinusoids in MATLAB and observe the effects of changing frequency and time. Understand the relationship between time and frequency.
Task 05: Adding Title, Labels, and Axis Bounds
Enhance signal graphs by adding title, labels, and adjusting axis bounds. Observe changes with variations in parameters.
Task 06: Plotting Multiple Signals
Plot multiple signals in the same figure, understanding how to showcase different signals simultaneously.
Task 07: Plotting without Connecting Dots
Explore the method of plotting multiple signals without connecting dots and observe the impact.
Task 08-13: Scripting and Functions in MATLAB
Understand the basics of scripting in MATLAB, and creating and calling functions for various tasks like finding min, max, average, sorting, and reversing vectors.
Task 14: Subplot Function
Learn how to use the subplot function to draw multiple plots in one figure.
Task 15: Custom Function for Multiple Plotting Windows
Create a custom function that displays four plotting windows in the same figure, offering flexibility in layout.
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