Generating two signals and concatenating them

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Peter Cristian 2022-4-4

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编辑： Geoff Hayes 2022-4-4

I've got this code that is supposed to concatenate 2 singals, the problem is that i dont know what time i should put for the program to look how it is supposed to look.

ts=12000;
t=0:1/12000:159/12000;
A1=0.4;
A2=0.3;
f1=100;
f2=330;
x1=A1*sin(2*pi*f1*t);
x2=A2*sin(2*pi*f2*t);
s=[x1,x2,x1,x1,x2,x2,x1,x2];
plot(s);

It is supposed to look like this

But instead it looks like this, how should i swap the code.

The exercise sounds like: Generate a useful modulated signal corresponding to a bit string 01001101 in this way following: - for bit 0: a sinusoidal component of amplitude of 0.4V, frequency of 100Hz - for bit 1: a sinusoidal component of amplitude of 0.3V, frequency of 330Hz Each bit has a duration of 20ms without pause between bits (total signal duration is 160 ms). A sampling frequency of 12kHz is used.

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Geoff Hayes 2022-4-4

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@Peter Cristian - why are you using

159/12000

? Wouldn't that correspond to

159/12000 = 0.1325 seconds

when you should have 0.02 seconds instead which corresponds to the 20 ms duration for each bit. I think you might have been confusing the 160 ms duration for the total signal with the 20 ms required for each bit (though I think using 159 in this manner is still incorrect).