Computer Explorations In Signals And Systems Using Matlab Solution Manual
hands-on laboratory work focusing on the mathematical foundations of digital signal processing. you will learn about the mathematics behind dsp concepts such as sampling, sampling rate, fft, dct, and linear prediction; the mathematics behind time-invariant filtering, multirate filtering, and fir filtering; dsp methods for coding and decoding signals; sampling rate conversion; and fourier analysis. prerequisite: two computer science courses, or two mathematics courses, with a grade of at least c-; and prerequisites for the laboratory course.
Computer Explorations In Signals And Systems Using Matlab Solution Manual
introduction to signals and systems and the mathematics of signal processing and linear algebra; advanced signal processing topics; fourier transforms and modal analysis; sampling; digital filters and finite impulse response (fir) filters; digital signal processing with matlab (dsp); and interference cancellation. three lecture hours a week for one semester. prerequisite: two computer science courses, with a grade of at least c-; or two mathematics courses, with a grade of at least c-; and prerequisites for the laboratory course.
the book begins with a basic introduction to the signals and systems area of engineering and then moves on to a series of lectures on the basic concepts in the field, as well as on a broad range of special topics, such as the basics of digital filters, filter design, time-delay systems, minimum-phase systems, and linear time-invariant systems. it also includes a broad range of practical examples and exercises that students can attempt in the lab.
introduction to the matlab software environment and its basic features. topics include: preprocessing of data; methods for graphical data exploration; data visualization; basic feature extraction, including fourier, wavelet, and time-frequency analysis; and basic signal processing, including statistical and non-linear analysis. three lecture hours a week for one semester. prerequisite: computer science 314 or 314h or one of the following with a grade of at least c-: physics 303 or physics 407 ; mathematics 311 or 311h ; or mathematics 313.