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Signals & Systems Course Guide

This course syllabus covers signals and systems theory over 7 topics in at most 2 class meetings each. Students will learn about linear systems, convolution, basis functions like the Fourier transform, sampling and discrete-time systems, the Laplace transform, and transfer functions for continuous and discrete-time systems. Key concepts include impulse response, frequency response, stability, and digital filters. Students will apply these concepts using Matlab and Simulink tools.

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Signals & Systems Course Guide

This course syllabus covers signals and systems theory over 7 topics in at most 2 class meetings each. Students will learn about linear systems, convolution, basis functions like the Fourier transform, sampling and discrete-time systems, the Laplace transform, and transfer functions for continuous and discrete-time systems. Key concepts include impulse response, frequency response, stability, and digital filters. Students will apply these concepts using Matlab and Simulink tools.

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Course Syllabus

Signals and Systems Theory


(each topic is planned to be covered in at most 2 class meetings)

1 Basic Concepts:
 Systems, signals, mathematical models.
 Continuous-time and discrete-time signals.
 Energy and power signals.
 Linear systems.
 Examples for use throughout the course, introduction to Matlab and Simulink tools

2 Linear systems, Convolution:


 Impulse response (input signals as continuum of impulses)
 Convolution, discrete-time and continuous-time properties

3 Basis functions:
 Concept of basis function
 Fourier series representation of time functions
 Fourier transform and its properties
 Examples, transform of simple time functions

4 Sampling & Discrete-time systems:


 Sampling theorem
 Discrete Fourier transform

5 Laplace transform:
 Laplace transform as Fourier transform with convergence factor
 Properties of the Laplace transform

6 Transfer Function of Continuous-Time Systems:


 Transfer function
 Frequency response & Bode diagram
 Physical realisability, stability
 Poles and zeros concept

7 Transfer Function of a Discrete-Time Systems:


 Impulse sampler
 Laplace transform of impulse sequence
 z transform
 Properties of the z transform
 Examples related to difference and differential equations
 Digital filters

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