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Plotting Input Signal for Transfer Function

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Alejandro Urbina
Alejandro Urbina el 29 de Abr. de 2016
Respondida: Azzi Abdelmalek el 29 de Abr. de 2016
I have the following for a transfer function and also the following input signals represented as fourier series.
%%Transfer Fuction
f = 5000; %filtering frequency
w = 2*pi*f; %angular frequency
n = -50:50;
s = 1i*w.*n; %apparently it's easier to work with s than jw
R = 100; %Resistor Value
C = 1./(2.*pi.*f.*R); %Capacitor Value
o = .95; %Sigma Value
H = ((R.^2).*(C.^2).*(s.^2)+ 1) ./ (((R.^2)*(C.^2).*(s.^2)) + (4.*R.*C.*s.*(1-o)) + 1);
%Transfer Function
tcos1 = linspace(-.5,.5,1000); %Timespace for fs1
tcos2 = linspace(-.07,.07,1000); %Timespace for fs2
tcos3 = linspace(-.005,.005,1000); %Timespace for fs3
tcos5 = linspace(-.00005,.00005,1000); %Timespace for fs5
tcos6 = linspace(-.000005,.000005,1000);%Timespace for fs6
fs1 = exp(1i.*10.*pi.*tcos1); %5Hz
fs2 = exp(1i.*100.*pi.*tcos2); %50hz
fs3 = exp(1i.*1000.*pi.*tcos3); %500hz
fs4 = exp(1i.*10000.*pi.*tcos1); %5khz
fs5 = exp(1i.*100000.*pi.*tcos5); %50khz
fs6 = exp(1i.*1000000.*pi.*tcos6); %500khz
fs7 = exp(1i.*10000000.*pi.*tcos1); %5Mhz
What im trying to figure out is how to input the signal into the transfer function and graph it output with repsect to the timespace its given.
i was trying to use
lsim(H,fs1,tcos1);
for example but it dosent work,
ill really appreciate if someone could show me how to make this work or a method to plot the output for the one of the function so i can repeat the process with the rest of them. any help will be appreciated thanks!

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Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek el 29 de Abr. de 2016
H should be a transfer function. In your case, H is a vector of complex numbers.

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