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Communication Theory Lab 1

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for using MATLAB in communication theory lab sessions. Topics covered include complex numbers, trigonometric and exponential functions, vectors, matrices, logical operators, conditionals, loops, and plotting. Notes on case sensitivity, variable naming, and commenting are included.

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Communication Theory Lab 1

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  1. Communication Theory Lab 1 Prepared by: Eng. Nada Ayman

  2. Command Window

  3. clc Clears command window

  4. Clear all Clears workspace

  5. Help

  6. Type the functionality you are searching for

  7. Variables:

  8. Complex Numbers:

  9. Trignometric Functions: NB: X should be in radians

  10. Exponential Functions:

  11. Vectors:

  12. Vectors:

  13. Vectors:

  14. Matrices:

  15. Matrices:

  16. Matrices:

  17. Matrices:

  18. Matrices:

  19. Matrices:

  20. Logical Operators:

  21. Conditionals: If Statements:

  22. Loops:

  23. Plotting:

  24. Notes: • Matlab is case sensetive which means that X is not equivalent to x. • Typing a ; at the end of every command means not to display the values in the command window after executing the command. • Typing a % before a command means it is a comment and the program will not execute it.

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