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Digital Signal Processing: Course Code: Credit Hours:3 Prerequisite:30107341

This document provides information about a Digital Signal Processing course including: - The course code, credit hours, and prerequisite - Instructor contact information - A brief course description covering topics like discrete signals, Z-transforms, digital filters, and DSP applications - Course objectives focused on introducing digital signal processing systems and developing analysis capabilities - A syllabus listing weekly topics such as analog to digital conversion, Fourier transforms, and filter design

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Digital Signal Processing: Course Code: Credit Hours:3 Prerequisite:30107341

This document provides information about a Digital Signal Processing course including: - The course code, credit hours, and prerequisite - Instructor contact information - A brief course description covering topics like discrete signals, Z-transforms, digital filters, and DSP applications - Course objectives focused on introducing digital signal processing systems and developing analysis capabilities - A syllabus listing weekly topics such as analog to digital conversion, Fourier transforms, and filter design

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Digital Signal Processing

Course Code :  30102545 


Credit Hours :3
Prerequisite :30107341
Instructor Information

 
Name Anwar Alflayyeh
Office No. B17 F4
Tel (Ext)
E-mail [email protected]
Office Hours 11:00-12:00 STT
Class Times Building Day Start Time End Time Room No.
  Online Sunday 10 11:00PM Online
Tuesday
Thursday
Course description Introduction to DSP. Discrete signals
and systems. Z-transform. Modeling and implementation of
discrete time systems. Time and frequency domain analysis of
signal processors. Design and analysis of finite impulse
response filters (FIR). Design and analysis of infinite impulse
response filters (IIR). Digital filter networks. Digital equalizers.
The DFT and FFT algorithms. DSP algorithms and applications

Course Title; Digital Signal Processing


Credit Hour(3-0)
Textbook: Textbook Title

Image of the textbook Cover


COURSE OBJECTIVES
The main objectives of the course are:
Introduce and discuss digital signal processing systems
Study of discrete time signals and systems
Manipulate discrete time signals and systems using transform methods
Develop the capabilities of students to perform signals and systems analysis using
computers
Analysis and design of digital IIR and FIR filters.
COURSE SYLLABUS

Week Course Topic


Week 1 Introduction to Digital Signal & Image Processing
Week 2 Analog to Digital & Digital to Analog Conversion
Week 3 Digital Signals
Week 4 Difference Equation & Diagrams
Week 5 Convolution & Correlation
Week 6 The z-Transforms & Stability
Week 7 Discrete Fourier Transform & Frequency Response
Week 8 Mid Term Exam
Week 9 Discrete Fourier Analysis & Signal Spectrum
Week 10 Finite Impulse Response Filter Design
Week 11 Infinite Impulse Response Filter Design
Week 12 Hardware and Software for Digital Signal Processors
Week 13 Adaptive Filters & Applications
Week 14 Multi-rate Signal Processing
Week 15 Fundamentals of Image Processing
Digital Signal Processing
week 1
Overview
• Introduction
• Signal, System, and Signal Processing
• Analog vs. Digital Signal Processing
• Advantages of Digital Signal Processing
• DSP Applications
• DSP Examples
Signal

• A signal is a physical quantity, or quality, which conveys


information
Example:
• voice of my friend is a signal which causes me to perform
certain actions or react in a particular way
• My friend's voice is called an excitation(input)
• My action or reaction is called a response (output)

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System

• A system is an entity that manipulates one or more signals to


accomplish a function, thereby yielding new signals.

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Typical Digital Signal Processing System

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Signal Processing

Signal Processing
• The conversion from excitation to response is called signal
processing
• A typical reason for signal processing is to eliminate or reduce
an undesirable signal
• We convert the original signal into a form that is suitable for
further processing
• One fundamental representation of a signal is as a function of
at least one independent variable

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Analog vs. Digital Signal Processing
• Most signals of practical interest are analog in nature
Examples: Voice, Video, RADAR signals, Transducer/Sensor output,
Biological signals etc

• So in order to utilize those benefits, we need to convert our analog


signals into digital

• This process is called A/D conversion

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Advantages of Digital Signal Processing
• A digital programmable system allows flexibility in
reconfiguring the DSP operations simply by changing the
program. Reconfiguration of an analogue system usually
implies a redesign of hardware, testing and verification that it
operates properly.
• DSP provides better control of accuracy requirements.
• Digital signals are easily stored on storage media i.e. hard disk

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Analog to Digital Conversion
Sample & Hold (Sampler)

• Analog signal is continuous in time and continuous in


amplitude.

• It means that it carries infinite information of time


and infinite information of amplitude.

• Analog (continuous-time) signal has some value


defined at every time instant, so it has infinite number
of sample points.
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Advantages of Digital Signal Processing
• The DSP allows for the implementation of more
sophisticated
• signal processing algorithms.
• • In some cases, a digital implementation of the signal
• processing system is cheaper than its analogue
counterpart.
• • DSP consume relatively less power than analog
counterpart.
• • DSP processor can be reuse for many applications
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continue
The DSP allows for the implementation of more sophisticated
signal processing algorithms.
• In some cases a digital implementation of the signal
processing system is cheaper than its analogue counterpart.
• DSP consume relatively less power than analog counterpart. The first essential
step in analog-to-digital (A/D) conversion is to sample an analog signal.

This step is performed by a sample and hold circuit, which samples at regular
intervals called sampling intervals.

Sampling can take samples at a fixed time interval.

The length of the sampling interval is the same as the sampling period, and the
reciprocal of the sampling period is the sampling frequency fs.
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DSP Application
• The DSP allows for the implementation of more
sophisticated
• signal processing algorithms.
• • In some cases, a digital implementation of the signal
• processing system is cheaper than its analogue
counterpart.
• DSP consume relatively less power than analog
counter art.

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DSP Applications

• Echo cancellation
• Antilock brakes
• Signal and image compression
• Noise reduction
• Companding
• High-definition television (HDTV)
• Digital audio
• Encryption
• Motor control
• Smart appliances
• Home security
• High speed modems 19
DSP Medical Application

• CT scans
• Magnetic resonance image (MRI) scans
• Diagnostic ultrasound imaging
• Electrocardiogram(ECG) analysis
• Electroencephalogram(EEG) analysis
• Medical image processing
• Cochlear implants
• Remote medical monitoring
• Speech synthesis
• Speech recognition
• Hearing aid 20
DSP Example

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50/60 Hz Interference Cancellation in Electrocardiography

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DSP Examples

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DSP Example

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DSP Examples

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DSP Example

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