how do you Calculate the amplitude of the signal for a period of 1 second

hi

[Adam]

Giving details would be useful instead of just 'hi' if you want useful answers!

[Adrison Cardozo]

The question goeslike this so i have to analyze the signal changes in time for that, write a script that calculates the maximum and minimum values of the signal.

The values are c=0 C1=0.1155 C2=0.3417 C3=0.1789 C4=0.1232 C5=0.0678 C6=0.0473 C7=0.0260 C8=0.0045 C9=0.0020

[Adam]

And what is your problem with doing it? People aren't (usually) going to just do it for you without you showing any effort.

Answer 1

[Harish Ramachandran]

This is a very trivial implementation of calculating max / min values of signal amplitude (sine in this case) at a particular time interval. This should be a good starting point to customize for your purpose.

step = 0.2; %step for time
ll = 0;     %lower limit of time
ul = 5;     %upper limit of time
t = ll:step:ul; %time function
f = sin(t);     %sine function for reference - can be replaced with your equivalent
interval = 1;   %get max and min at interval (default = 1)
x = 1:(interval/step):max(size(f)); %calculate the indices when the switch in indices to the next interval will happen 
for i=1:1:max(size(x))-1  %loop through and obtain the mx and mn values
    mx(i) = max(f(x(i):1:x(i+1)-1));
    mn(i) = min(f(x(i):1:x(i+1)-1));
end

mx and mn contain the values of the maximum and minimum values at time (0:1:5)

Henceforth while posting a question, please provide details of the use case and your initial effort. Thank you.