How to use the s-domain using square wave generator(Matlab)?

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i'm trying to use the s-domain in matlab(not simulink), but i'm using a square wave generator(time domain), so i have to make a fourier transform to it, then multiply it by the system transfer function to see the output spectrum, how it could be done?, & how to display the spectrum without using step or impulse functions?
 

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Hi well i'm not sure if this will help but here goes
firstly to go to S-domain u need laplace not fourier transform . to do a laplace transform u need to have the function in time domain written in a symbolic way i'm gonna post here the steps and output from the command window:

>> syms t
>> f = sin(t);
>> laplace(f)

ans =

1/(s^2+1)

then take ur transfer function wirte it in the same way

multiply them together

and display the output usting ezplot(---) function; replace the dashes with ur output function name

i hope thats what u r looking for!
 

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