How to plot the equations
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Hi:
I want to plot the equations such as the following screenshot. The have two different series (j & i), Thanks!!
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1297270/image.png)
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Luca Ferro
on 16 Feb 2023
could you add some more context?
such as the value of the constants, what is j and what is i,...
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Oguz Kaan Hancioglu
on 16 Feb 2023
I created a short example for you. After defining symbolic variable, you can plot using fplot command. However, flpot just only draw one symbolic variable. You can enter frequency range as a second argument to fplot.
syms w
i = 1; j = 1; fs= 1; d = 1;
secondEq = (2*j)^(-i)*sin(pi*w*fs*d)
fplot(secondEq,[-pi,pi])
Anurag Ojha
on 16 Feb 2023
As per my understanding, you are facing an issue in plotting the graph for the equation. Kindly store the output in an array according to the condition and then plot using “plot()” function.
For example, if I take the equation on similar lines as your equation and taking a assumption that fs,G and d are constants say,
fs = 10;
d = 5;
G = 20;
C = fs*d;
% Now let
wm = 10;
% for w < wm
% Y = min(2*G,sin(c*w));
% Else
% Y = sin(c*w);
% So simply you could do it like this.Create an array to store result
y = [];
%storing values according to condition in an array
for w = linspace(1, wm, 10)
y(w) = min(2*G,sin(C*w)^-1);
end
for w = linspace(wm + 1, 20, 10)
y(w) = sin(C*wm)^-1;
end
%plot it against time stamps
plot(linspace(1, 10, 20), y);
So you can get your plot like this.To explore more about plot function, loops and conditional statements go through the link attached below:
Hope it helps!
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Anurag Ojha
on 17 Feb 2023
You can refer to this MATLAB documentation to know how to plot a audio file
Hope it helps!!
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