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Triangular Pulse to Impulse Signal Analysis

Python code for generating and triangular pulse and to show that it approximates an impulse signal in the limit

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Triangular Pulse to Impulse Signal Analysis

Python code for generating and triangular pulse and to show that it approximates an impulse signal in the limit

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anish25
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*"""

Created on Thu Sep 25 20:35:51 2014


@author: Anish
"""
# Importing libraries
import os
[Link]('cls')
import numpy as np
import [Link] as plt
import BasicSignals01 as BSig
N1 = 100
nvec1 = [Link](-N1, N1, num=2*N1)
N2 = 500
N3 = N2/10
nvec2 = [Link](1, N2, num=N3)
delvec = 1/nvec2
t = nvec1/N1
ix = 0
while ix < N3:
delx = delvec[ix]
ix = ix + 1
u_t_p = BSig.fn_ustep(t,delx)
u_t_m = BSig.fn_ustep(t,-delx)
L_del_t = 1/delx*(1-abs(t)/delx)*(u_t_p-u_t_m)
[Link](t,L_del_t,'r')
[Link]() # redraw the canvas
pause(.50)

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------# -*- coding: utf-8 -*"""


Created on Sun Sep 21 15:44:07 2014
@author: Anish
"""
import numpy as np
def fn_ramp(t,m,ad):
N = len(t)
y = [Link](N)
for i in range(1,N):
if t[i] >= -ad:
y[i] = m*(t[i]+ad)

return y
def fn_ustep(t,ad):
N = len(t)
y = [Link](N)
for i in range(1,N):
if t[i] >= -ad:
y[i] = 1
return y

Fig. Traingular pulse approaches an impulse signal (in limit)

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