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rectangular waveform using matlab 7

04/04/2008 4:47 PM

hallo...i'm still a beginner in matlab 7. how to create a rectangular waveform based on the input array using matlab 7?...does anyone has the source code... for example, if my input array is logic levels (1 0 1 1 1 0), how to create a rectangular waveform that if my input is logic 1, then, the rectangular waveform will up to the highest level..and if logic 0, it will down to the lowest level..
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Re: rectangular waveform using matlab 7

04/12/2008 5:15 PM

Just create a vector. > x=[1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1]

Then do a >plot(x) to look at the signal you made.
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