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Lecture 10:The Discrete-Time Sampling (m26679)
Keywords: Digital Signal Processing., DT signals.
Summary: Sampling of DT signals is an important tool for digital signal processing.
Language: English
Popularity: 40.81%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 11:Sinusoidal Steady-State (SSS) Or Frequency Response (m26680)
Keywords: Frequency Response., Sinusoidal Steady-State.
Summary: SSS response essentially characterizes the system function. SSS response is commonly used to measure the system function. A common mode of thinking for signal processing tasks is “filtering.” All physical systems act as filters of their input signals. Filtering is an important signal processing method.
Subject: Science and Technology
Language: English
Popularity: 15.14%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 12:Interconnected Systems And Feedback (m26685)
Keywords: Feedback Systems., Interconnection of Systems.
Summary: Signals normally pass through interconnections of subsystems. Feedback provides an opportunity to use and to integrate material we have learned (Laplace transform, frequency response, step response) in an important application area. Stability is an important issue with feedback systems. Unstable systems can be stabilized with feedback.
Subject: Science and Technology
Language: English
Popularity: 43.49%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 13:The Bilateral Laplace Transform (m26683)
Keywords: Complex Exponential Functions., Laplace Transform.
Summary: Method for representing signals as superpositions of complex exponential functions, which leads to simpler solving process.
Subject: Science and Technology
Language: English
Popularity: 94.77%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 14:The Laplace Transform - Method Of Solution (m26686)
Keywords: Lapalce Transform., Superpositions of Complex Exponential Functions.
Summary: Continue to describe methods for representing signals as superpositions of complex exponential functions. Develop efficient methods for analyzing LTI systems.
Subject: Science and Technology
Language: English
Popularity: 84.53%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 15:The Bilateral Z-Transform (m26688)
Keywords: Superpositions of Complex Functions., Z Transform.
Summary: Method for representing DT signals as superpositions of complex geometric (exponential) functions.
Language: English
Popularity: 38.41%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 16:The Z Transform - Method of Solution (m26690)
Keywords: Differential Equations., DT Systems.
Summary: Analysis of DT systems using the Z-transform. Insight into numerical methods for solving differential equations.
Subject: Science and Technology
Language: English
Popularity: 70.79%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 17:Modulation, Broadcast Radio (m26691)
Keywords: Communications., Encoding., Modulation.
Summary: Modulation is widely used to encode a signal so as to more effectively utilize it. Modulation is fundamental to electronic communication systems—radio, TV, satellite communications, cell phones, etc.
Subject: Science and Technology
Language: English
Popularity: 20.58%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 1: Introduction to Signals (m26692)
Keywords: Frequency Domain, Signals, Systems
Summary: To describe signals, both man-made and naturally occurring, in forms of mathematical expressions in time and frequency domains.
Subject: Science and Technology
Language: English
Popularity: 27.12%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
Lecture 2: Introduction to Systems (m26695)
Keywords: Difference Equations, Differential Equations, Signals, Systems
Summary: To describe man-made and natural systems, in forms of mathematical expressions in time and in frequency domains. Many physical systems are described by linear differential equations or by linear difference equations.
Subject: Science and Technology
Language: English
Popularity: 16.76%
Revised: 2009-07-03
Revisions: New
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