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Digital Signals and Systems

Summary

The purpose of the course is to provide a common background for BS courses in control and communicastion. It is oriented in digital signal processing and digital filter design.

The course Digital Signals and Systems introduces discrete-time and digital signals and systems. It is a subsequent course to the BS course Foundation of Signals and Systems which is devoted mainly to continuous-time signals and systems.

The course introduces fhe following five major topics: 1. Fundamental concepts (causality, linearity, time-invariance, lumpedness and their applications) 2. Signal analysis (discrete-time Fourier transform, frequency spectrum and its computations) 3. System analysis (LTIL system analysis, the difference equations, z-transform) 4. Stabilities and their implications (filtering, frequency response, model reduction and memory circuits) 5. State variable equations and computer simulations (numerical methods, simulation means).

Literature

Chen Chi-Tsong: System and Signal Analysis. Saunders College Publishing, New York 1994.
Nevřiva P.: Signals and system Analysis II.
Soft handout. VŠB TU Ostrava, Ostrava 2005.

Advised literature

Couch L.W.II: Digital and Analog Communications Systems. Macmillan, New York 1989.


Language of instruction čeština
Code 455-0529
Abbreviation CSaS
Course title Digital Signals and Systems
Coordinating department Department of Measurement and Control
Course coordinator prof. Ing. Pavel Nevřiva, DrSc.