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Module SIGNALS & SYSTEMS

Module code: EE301FZ
Credits: 5
Semester: 1
Department: INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE
International: No
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• Introduction:
Signals, Systems, Linear Systems, Time-Invariant Systems, Continuous-time signals and systems, Discrete-time signals and systems, Fourier Series representation of signals and systems.
• Continuous-time signals and systems:
The impulse function, properties of the impulse function, Fourier transform of the impulse function, impulse response and frequency response of continuous-time systems, convolution, the sifting integral, the Laplace transform, pole-zero models.
• Discrete-time signals and systems:
Sampling, uniform and non-uniform quantization, Linear difference equations, frequency response of discrete-time systems, discrete-time convolution and unit sample response, sampled bandpass signals. Intro to digital filters.
• The Z-transform: Convergence of the ZT, properties of the ZT, Applications of the ZT.
• The Fourier transform (FT):
The discrete-time FT (DTFT), properties of the DTFT, Parseval's Theorem, Sampled signal spectrum, Repeat spectra, Alias, Periodogram.
• Random Signals:
Types of noise, Frequency-response estimation using noise. Random variables, Probability Density Function (PDF), Random processes. Spectral estimation. The periodogram. Bartlett's method.

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