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Laplace Transform of Periodic Functions

The document discusses the Laplace transform of periodic functions. It prompts the user to input the period, number of partitions in the period, and the function values over each partition. It then plots the periodic function, calculates the Laplace transform as the sum of integrals over each partition, and simplifies and plots the resulting Laplace transform function.

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Laplace Transform of Periodic Functions

The document discusses the Laplace transform of periodic functions. It prompts the user to input the period, number of partitions in the period, and the function values over each partition. It then plots the periodic function, calculates the Laplace transform as the sum of integrals over each partition, and simplifies and plots the resulting Laplace transform function.

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MAT LAB-31-08-16

SURYA SAI KUMAR


16BEC1154

LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF PERIODIC FUNCTIONS

clc
clear all
syms t s
T=input('enter the period of periodic function')
n=input('enter the number of partions in one period')
fun=0*t;
for i=[Link]n
a(i)=input('enter the left end point of ith sub interval');
b(i)=input('enter the right end point of ith sub interval')
f(i)=input('enter the function f(i)');
fun=fun+f(i)*(heaviside(t-a(i))-heaviside(t-b(i)));
end
ezplot(fun,[a(1) b(n)])
sum=0
for i=i:n
sum=sum+int(f(i)*exp(-s*t),t,a(i),b(i))
end
g=(1/1-exp(-s*T))*sum
g1=simplify(g)
figure
ezplot(g1,[0 b(n)])

OUTPUT

enter the period of periodic function2

T=

enter the number of partions in one period2

n=

enter the left end point of ith sub interval0


enter the right end point of ith sub interval1

b=

enter the function f(i)t


enter the left end point of ith sub interval1
enter the right end point of ith sub interval2

b=

1 2

enter the function f(i)2-t


Warning: MATLAB has disabled some advanced graphics rendering features by
switching to software OpenGL. For more
information, click here.

sum =

sum =

(exp(-2*s)*(s*exp(s) - exp(s) + 1))/s^2

g=

-(exp(-2*s)*(exp(-2*s) - 1)*(s*exp(s) - exp(s) + 1))/s^2

g1 =

-(exp(-2*s)*(exp(-2*s) - 1)*(s*exp(s) - exp(s) + 1))/s^2

FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2

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