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4. Create a signal with 4 cycles of a 50 Hz sinusoid sampled at $f_s$ = 1000 Hz. a) Use the Matlab subplot command to make a 3x1 plot showing the original signal, the signal quantized with 2 bits, and the signal quantized with 3 bits. Make sure to label all axes appropriately. b) Calculate the experimental SNR for a 2-bit, 3-bit, and 8-bit quantization, and compare the theoretical SNR to the experimental.

          4. Create a signal with 4 cycles of a 50 Hz sinusoid sampled at $f_s$ = 1000 Hz.
a) Use the Matlab subplot command to make a 3x1 plot showing the original signal, the
signal quantized with 2 bits, and the signal quantized with 3 bits. Make sure to label all
axes appropriately.
b) Calculate the experimental SNR for a 2-bit, 3-bit, and 8-bit quantization, and compare
the theoretical SNR to the experimental.

4. Create a signal with 4 cycles of a 50 Hz sinusoid sampled at fs = 1000 Hz.
a) Use the Matlab subplot command to make a 3x1 plot showing the original signal, the
signal quantized with 2 bits, and the signal quantized with 3 bits. Make sure to label all
axes appropriately.
b) Calculate the experimental SNR for a 2-bit, 3-bit, and 8-bit quantization, and compare
the theoretical SNR to the experimental.

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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4. Create a signal with 4 cycles of a 50 Hz sinusoid sampled at fs = 1000 Hz. a) Use the Matlab subplot command to make a 3x1 plot showing the original signal, the signal quantized with 2 bits, and the signal quantized with 3 bits. Make sure to label all axes appropriately. b)Calculate the experimental SNR for a 2-bit, 3-bit, and 8-bit quantization, and compare the theoretical SNR to the experimental.