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This document describes an analogue clock created using MATLAB. It contains the names of the group members who created the clock, discusses the software used (MATLAB version 7.9.0.529), and provides an introduction to how an analogue clock works with hours marked every 30 degrees and minutes completing a full rotation each hour. It also outlines the program logic, which draws a circle, marks the hours, reads the system time, and displays the hours, minutes and seconds hands in the correct positions based on the current time.

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Analogue Clock Using Matlab Progress

This document describes an analogue clock created using MATLAB. It contains the names of the group members who created the clock, discusses the software used (MATLAB version 7.9.0.529), and provides an introduction to how an analogue clock works with hours marked every 30 degrees and minutes completing a full rotation each hour. It also outlines the program logic, which draws a circle, marks the hours, reads the system time, and displays the hours, minutes and seconds hands in the correct positions based on the current time.

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ANALOGUE CLOCK USING MATLAB

GROUP MEMBERS
Name: Iqra Hyder ROLL #: F16CS42
Name: Parkash KA ROLL #: F16CS40
CONTENTS
Used Software
Analogue Clock Intro & How it works
Program Logic

MATLAB
The coding is developed using MATLAB version 7.9.0.529 (or R2009b).
MATLAB has a good collection of graphics commands for plotting and analyzing complex
signals.
The built-in functions reduce the size of the program and provide
the desired output.

ANALOGUE CLOCK INTRODUCTION


An analogue clock has moving hands.
Where the smaller one is the hours hand and travels 30° in one hour.
The longer one is the minutes hand and travels 360° in an hour.
The seconds hand rotates with a step of 6°.

PROGRAM LOGIC
Circle with a radius of 10 units is drawn.
Hours are marked from 1 to 12, 30° apart.
System time such as your PC’s is read by the command. According to the current time of your PC,
the hours, minutes and seconds hands are displayed.

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