gensig function

Generate periodic signal

gensig generates a periodic signal. More useful when used in combination with lsim

gensig(signal, tau, tfinal, tsam)

Arguments

• signal: A string input containing either values of: square, sin, cos, pulse in the following format:

  'sq' or 'square' - Square wave

  'si' or 'sine' - Sine wave

  'co' or 'cos' - Cosine wave

  'pu' or 'pulse' - Periodic pulse

• tau: Duration of one period in seconds. Default is 5

• tfinal: Duration of the signal in seconds. Default is 30

• tsam: sampling time in seconds. Default is 0.01

Returns

Returns a list of two single column matrices, u and t

u is the vector of signal values

t is the time vector of the signal

Details

gensig generates a periodic signal of the following types: square, sin, cos, pulse

Possible usage: gensig(signal)

Examples

## Not run:  A square wave signal 
sig <-  gensig('square', 4, 10, 0.1)
plot(sig$t, sig$u, type = "l", col = "blue")
grid(5,5, col = "lightgray")

## Not run:  A sine wave signal 
sig <-  gensig('sin')
plot(sig$t, sig$u, type = "l", col = "blue")
grid(5,5, col = "lightgray")

See Also

lsim