Square wave with values 0 to 1 rather than -1 to 1

Hi,

I know that the square(t) function produces a wave with an amplitude from -1 to 1, is it possible to produce it from 0 to 1 instead?

Thanks

[Md Maidul Islam]

t=0:0.1:10;

x=0.5*(square(t)+1);

plot(t,x)

Answer 1

[madhan ravi]

t = linspace(0,1).';
x = square(t);

[Michael Au-Duong]

Not sure that works in the way that I'd want it to. For example, the code that I'm working with

freq = 1.5669*10^03;
timex = 0:0.01:0.5;
y = square(2*pi*freq.*timex, 25);
figure
plot(timex,y)

The code produces a square wave with amps of 1 and -1, i'm looking to get that to be 1 and 0 instead.

Thanks

Answer 2

[Anamitra Datta]

The above answers are wrong. It should be:

Assuming your period is 2*pi

x = 0.5*square(t)+0.5

This produces a square wave of 1 to 0 though in a cycle

If you need 0 to 1 in a cycle, you should do:

x = 0.5*square(t-pi)+0.5