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ENSS 300 (Signals & Systems) Lab Project
Instructors : Dr. Sabina Abdul Hadi Dr.Haitham Hani Abu Damis Done by: Aisha Bassam Naimi 2949
Start
1. Introduction
2.Key Objectives
INDEX
4.Task B
3. Task A
6.Conclusion
5. Task C
Introduction
This project delves into the intricate fields of signal processing and the application of MATLAB/Simulink. Our exploration centers on the analysis of signals and systems, presenting various challenges in evaluating signals across both frequency and time domains.
Key Objectives
- Signal Analysis: Understand the effects of changes in frequency and time on signals.
- Audio and Noisy Signals: Focus on the analysis and mitigation of noise interference in audio signals.
- Image Processing: Use filters to improve images and learn about their differences.
Task A
The Complete Code
Result and analysis:
Sampling Rate Determination: The sampling rate is determined by the highest frequency present in the function. Example: Given pairs (A, f), the highest frequency identified was 850Hz. Sampling Rule: The sampling frequency Fs should be greater than or equal to 2 Fmax (Fs>=2Fmx) Calculation: fs ≥ 2(850) fs ≥1700 Hz
F=1000Hz
F=10000Hz
F=1700Hz
Result and analysis:
Result and analysis:
Task B
Q. Use Simulink to design a block diagram to carry out the mixing procedure. Display the output of the transmitter in the time domain and in the frequency domain.
Spectrum Anlayzer
scope
TaskC
Filter1: Gaussian Purpose: Smoothing images and reducing noise. Operation: Applies a distribution through convolution with a Gaussian kernel. Benefits: 1-Reduces high-frequency noise. 2-Preserves edge details and significant features. 3-Alleviates random intensity fluctuations (noise). 4-Improves overall image quality.
Filter2: Disk Average filtersPurpose: Disk averaging filters are used in image processing to smooth images by averaging pixel values within a circular neighborhood around each pixel. Operation: The filter replaces each pixel's value with the average of the pixel values within the defined circular neighborhood, determined by the disk radius. Advantages: 1-Reduces noise and minor variations in the image. 2-Produces a smoother and more uniform appearance.
Result and analysis:
Conclusion
In conclusion, this project enhanced our understanding of signal processing in MATLAB/Simulink, focusing on noise reduction and image filtering techniques, improving both audio and image quality.