Question

Write a general Matlab code to plot the waveforms, y(t) and z(t), with the piecewise input current, x(t).

Where a,b and c are constants.
Test your code with the following inputs: a=∠,b=1 and c=5

Answer 1

The general Matlab code provided is a prototype to plot waveforms y(t) and z(t) for piecewise input current x(t) using constants a, b, and c. The code needs to be adjusted based on the actual definitions of y(t) and z(t). It uses a for loop to define x(t) piecewise and then plots the waveforms in separate subplots.

Step-by-step explanation:

To plot the waveforms y(t) and z(t) using a general Matlab code for a given piecewise input current x(t), you'll want to first define the range of t, your input x(t), and then compute y(t) and z(t) based on the equations provided or implied in your assignment.

Since the question includes constants a, b, and c but does not specify the functional forms of y(t), z(t), or x(t), the example code below will demonstrate how you can set up these functions assuming you have the explicit formulas for y and z in terms of x, which is piecewise-defined.

function plot_waveforms(a, b, c)

ylabel('y(t)');

ylabel('z(t)');

end

This code is a prototype and should be adjusted based on the actual definitions of y(t) and z(t) with respect to x(t), which must be provided. The piecewise nature of x(t) is handled within a 'for' loop that assigns values to x based on the condition relative to the constant b.