Im trying to create a function in MATLAB that will calculate a function its exponential weights. Then I am supposed to plot it. Can I get help completing this code?
function f = fssyn(Dn, w0, dt, dur)
t = 0:dt:dur;
n = (length(Dn)-1)/2;
for i = 1:length(t)
f(i) =
Dn*exp(j*[-n:n]'*w0*t)
end;
f = real(f)
plot(f)
%FSSYN Function to synthesize a sum of cosine waves
% usage:
% fssyn(Dn, w0, dt, dur)
% Dn = vector of FS coeffs Dn=[D_{-N}, ... , D_{-1}, D_0, D_1, ...,
D_N]
% w0 = fundamental frequency
% dt = time interval for plotting
% dur = total time duration of the signal to plot
Answer: here Main.m function is define to take input from user and call "fssyn.m" function
Main.m file is given below
clear all
close all ;
clc
% Dn = vector of FS coeffs Dn=[D_{-N}, ... , D_{-1}, D_0, D_1, ...,
D_N]
% w0 = fundamental frequency
% dt = time interval for plotting
% dur = total time duration of the signal to plot
Dn = input('vector of FS coeffs Dn = [D_{-N}, ... , D_{-1}, D_0,
D_1, ..., D_N] ');
dur = length(Dn);
dt = input('put the value of dt ') ;
w0 = input('put the value of w0 ') ;
%call the fssyn function
fssyn(Dn,w0,dt,dur)
fssyn.m file is given below
function f = fssyn(Dn, w0, dt, dur)
t = 0:dt:dur;
n = (length(Dn)-1)/2;
for j = 1:length(t)
f(j) = Dn*exp(i*[-n:n]'*w0*j)
end;
f = real(f)
plot(f)
%FSSYN Function to synthesize a sum of cosine waves
Result:
my input are given below:
vector of FS coeffs Dn = [D_{-N}, ... , D_{-1}, D_0, D_1, ..., D_N] [2 1 5 4 8 7 2]
put the value of dt 0.1
put the value of w0 2
result of the input are given below

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