I have the code for a decaying sinusoid and I want to figure out how to reverse it
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function xs = myDecayingSinusoid(A, b, omega, phi, fs, tStart, tEnd)
A = 6;
b = .9;
omega = 60 .* 2 .* pi;
phi = pi ./ 3;
fs = 15;
tStart = 0;
tEnd = 3;
tt = [tStart:1 / fs: tEnd];
xs = A * exp(-b * tt) .* cos(omega * tt + phi);
plot(tt, xs, 'b-')
end
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Star Strider
on 31 Aug 2022
I have no idea what ‘reverse’ means in this context. If you want to change ‘tt’ the easiest way is to re-code it as:
tt = linspace(tStart, tEnd, 1/Fs)/Fs;
then to revferse it simply reverse the values of ‘tStart’ and ‘tEnd’ in the function call. The linspace function does the rest. If you want to reverse the direction of the x-axis, after the plot call, add:
set(gca, 'XDir','reverse')
And of course, you can do both. Note that changing the linspace arguments alone will not change the plot appearance, because plot always plots with increasing values of the independent (x) variable vector.
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