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    Upsampling Downsampling

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    The document contains code to demonstrate upsampling and downsampling of signals. It also contains code to apply a moving average filter. The code for upsampling inserts zeros between samples to increase the sampling frequency. The code for downsampling removes samples to decrease the sampling frequency. The moving average filter code calculates the average of neighboring samples within a window and replaces the sample with the average to smooth the signal. FFT plots are generated to view the signals and filtered signal in the frequency domain.

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    The document contains code to demonstrate upsampling and downsampling of signals. It also contains code to apply a moving average filter. The code for upsampling inserts zeros between samples to increase the sampling frequency. The code for downsampling removes samples to decrease the sampling frequency. The moving average filter code calculates the average of neighboring samples within a window and replaces the sample with the average to smooth the signal. FFT plots are generated to view the signals and filtered signal in the frequency domain.

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    matlab code for upsampling down sampling and moving average filter

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    The document contains code to demonstrate upsampling and downsampling of signals. It also contains code to apply a moving average filter. The code for upsampling inserts zeros between samples to increase the sampling frequency. The code for downsampling removes samples to decrease the sampling frequency. The moving average filter code calculates the average of neighboring samples within a window and replaces the sample with the average to smooth the signal. FFT plots are generated to view the signals and filtered signal in the frequency domain.

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    Upsampling Downsampling

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    The document contains code to demonstrate upsampling and downsampling of signals. It also contains code to apply a moving average filter. The code for upsampling inserts zeros between samples to increase the sampling frequency. The code for downsampling removes samples to decrease the sampling frequency. The moving average filter code calculates the average of neighboring samples within a window and replaces the sample with the average to smooth the signal. FFT plots are generated to view the signals and filtered signal in the frequency domain.

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    UPSAMPLING DOWNSAMPLING

    dur = input ('Enter the signal duration'); dur = input ('Enter the signal duration');
    L= input('Enter upsampling factor'); L= input('Enter downsampling factor');
    fs= 6000; fs= 6000;
    ts= 1/fs; ts= 1/fs;
    t=(0:ts:dur-1); t=(0:ts:dur-1);
    x= (5* cos(400*pi*t))+ (8* cos(600*pi*t)); x= (5* cos(400*pi*t))+ (8* cos(600*pi*t));
    figure; figure;
    subplot(4,1,1) subplot(4,1,1)
    stem(x); stem(x);
    axis([0 100 -30 30]) axis([0 100 -30 30])
    title('Original signal')' title('Original signal')
    xlabel('n') xlabel('n')
    ylabel('Amplitude') ylabel('Amplitude')
    z= zeros(1, L* length(x)); z= zeros(1, floor(length(x)/L));
    z([1:L:length(z)]) = x; z= x([1:L:length(z)]);
    subplot(4,1,2) subplot(4,1,2)
    stem(z, 'r'); stem(z, 'r');
    axis([0 100 -30 30]) axis([0 100 -30 30])
    title('Up- Sampled') title('down- Sampled')
    xlabel('n') xlabel('n')
    ylabel('Amplitude') ylabel('Amplitude')
    nfft=1024; nfft=1024;
    b=fft(x,nfft); b=fft(x,nfft);
    subplot(2,1,1) nval=0:nfft-1;
    nval=0:nfft-1; subplot(2,1,1)
    plot(nval,abs(b)); plot(nval,abs(b));
    title('Original sequence') title('Original sequence')
    xlabel('Frequency') xlabel('Frequency')
    ylabel('Magnitude') ylabel('Magnitude')
    subplot(2,1,2) subplot(2,1,2)
    d=fft(z,nfft); d=fft(z,nfft);
    plot(nval,abs(d)) plot(nval,abs(d))
    title('Upsampled sequence') title('Down_sampled sequence')
    xlabel('Frequency') xlabel('Frequency')
    ylabel('Magnitude') ylabel('Magnitude')
    MOVING AVERAGE FILTER

    dur = input ('Enter the signal duration');


    L= input('Enter L factor');
    fs= 6000;
    ts= 1/fs;
    t=(0:ts:dur-1);
    x= (5* cos(400*pi*t))+ (8* cos(600*pi*t));
    figure;
    subplot(3,1,1)
    stem(x);
    axis([0 100 -30 30])
    z= zeros(1, L*length(x));
    z([1:L:length(z)]) =x;
    subplot(3,1,2)
    stem(z, 'r');
    axis([0 100 -30 30])
    title('Up- Sampled')
    xlabel('n')
    ylabel('Amplitude')
    M=3;
    for(i=4:length(z))
    if i>M
    zz(i)= (1/M) *( (z(i-3)) +
    (z(i-2)) (z(i-1)) );
    else
    zz(i) = z(i);
    end
    end
    subplot(3,1,3)
    stem(zz);
    axis([0 100 -30 30])
    title('Moving Average filter signal')
    xlabel('n')
    ylabel('Amplitude')
    nfft=1024;
    b=fft(x,nfft);
    subplot(2,1,1)
    nval=0:nfft-1;
    plot(nval,abs(b));
    title('Up-sampled sequence')
    xlabel('Frequency')
    ylabel('Magnitude')
    subplot(2,1,2)
    d=fft(z,nfft);
    plot(nval,abs(d))
    title(' 'Moving Average filter signal ')
    xlabel('Frequency')
    ylabel('Magnitude')

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