Storing a Square Wave in an array that is more than just one row
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Brendan Collins
on 8 Aug 2019
Commented: Brendan Collins
on 13 Aug 2019
I am trying to store a square wave in an array, but I keep having issues with the sizing. The square wave array that I have is 1 x a user input width(W) and the other array is a user input height(H) x a user input width(W). I was looking to see if there was any way I could use the repmat()/repelem() but had no such luck.
t = 1:1:W
image = (255*square(t.*2.*pi/P));
temp = zeros(W, H);
for x = 1:1:H
% error here
temp(:,x) = image;
%
end
Can anyone tell me where I went wrong?
Thanks
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Shane L
on 8 Aug 2019
As you noted, your t and image arrays are 1 x W, whereas your temp array is W x H. When you try to index
temp(:,x) = image;
you are trying to index a 1 x W array (image) into a W x 1 array (a column of temp).
If you would like your final array dimensions to be H x W, you can use repmat as follows:
t = 1:W;
image = (255*square(t.*2.*pi/P));
temp = repmat(image, H, 1);
Is this what you're looking for?
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