gpz = CombineSlices (gpz1,gpz2)
concatenates gpz1 and gpz2 into a single 3-D GPZ
matrix. If necessary, the function pad the third dimension with zeros.
gpz = CombineSlices (gpzCell)
concatenates and zero-pads together in the third dimension the 2-D GPZ matrices contained in
the cell array gpzCell.
Create a GPZ matrix from a uniform number of poles and zeros.
G = [-3;-4;-5;-6];
P = [-15321428571 -13848214285;...
-15600000000 -14100000000;...
-15878571428 -14351785714;...
-16157142857 -14603571428];
Z = [-5574642857;-4960100000;-4435821428;-3981285714];
gpz1 = serdes.CTLE.GainPoleZeroToGPZ(G,P,Z);
Create a second GPZ matrix from a varying number of poles.
G = [0;-1;-2];
P = {[-23771428571,-13092857142];...
[-17603571428,-13344642857];...
[-17935714285,-13596428571,-15321428571]};
Z = {-10492857142;-7914982142;-6845464285};
gpz2 = serdes.CTLE.GainPoleZeroToGPZ(G,P,Z);
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