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Input Signal X (N) Enters A Linear System W/ An Impulse Response H (N) Resulting in An Output Signal y (N)

The document discusses digital signal processing and provides details on analog to digital conversion, digital signal processors, digital to analog conversion, and applications of digital signal processing systems. It also covers topics like discrete signals, convolution, z-transforms, and linear time-invariant systems.

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Input Signal X (N) Enters A Linear System W/ An Impulse Response H (N) Resulting in An Output Signal y (N)

The document discusses digital signal processing and provides details on analog to digital conversion, digital signal processors, digital to analog conversion, and applications of digital signal processing systems. It also covers topics like discrete signals, convolution, z-transforms, and linear time-invariant systems.

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DSP components from new analog input Input signal x[n] enters a linear

signal system w/ an impulse response


Digital Signal Processing – h[n] resulting in an output signal
concerned with the representation Analog to Digital Converter y[n]
of signals by sequence of numbers (ADCs) – convert analog signals to
or symbols and processing of digital signals Digital Convolution Formula
these sequences
Digital Signal Processor – digital 1. Graphical Method
Signal – defined as a function that signal is analyzed & processed, 2. Table Method
conveys information, about the and the synthesized output is fed 3. Direct Method
state or behavior of a physical to DAC
system. It is represented as Properties of Convolution
functions of one or more Digital to Analog Converter
(DACs) – converts digital signals 1. Commutative
independent variables 2. Associative
back to analog signals
Analog signals – signals for which 3. Distributive
both time and amplitude are Post-Filter – used to filter out 4. Property of Delta Function
continuous unwanted high frequency 5. Derivative
components in the generated 6. Differentiation &
Discrete Signals – signals that analog signal Integration
are defined only at discrete units of 7. Time-Delay
time Application of DSP system 8. Time Scaling
1. Speech & Audio 9. Area
Signal Processing – involves 10. Duration/Extension
analyzing, modifying, & processing
synthesizing signals to pull 2. Image & Video processing Linear Time-Invariant System –
meaning out of it 3. Military & type of system in signal processing
Telecommunication and control theory that has two
 Analog Signal 4. Healthcare & Biomedical important properties: linearity and
Processing sector time-invariance.
 deals w/ 5. Consumer electronics
transformation of Linearity - It is a system follows
Advantages of DSP system the principle of superposition.
analog signals
 processing is 1. Flexibility Z-transform – a mathematical
done using 2. Error detection & transform used in digital signal
electrical Correction features processing and control systems
networks 3. Data storage is easier theory to analyze and manipulate
consisting of 4. Low cost discrete-time signals and systems
active and
Disadvantages of DSP system in the frequency domain.
passive elements
 Digital Signal Processing
1. Higher power consumption
 deals w/ the
2. Higher learning curve is
processing of required for operation
discrete signals
 processing is done Convolution – mathematical way
using general of combining two signals to form a
purpose third signal. It is the single most
computers, ASICs, important technique in DSP.
FPGAs, DSP chips
3 Signals of interest
Block diagram of DSP system
1. Input signal
2. Output signal
3. Impulse response

Pre-Filter – used to filter out


unwanted high frequency

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