Signals and Systems | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | MIT OpenCourseWare

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Prof. Dennis Freeman

Departments

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

As Taught In

Fall 2011

Level

Undergraduate

Topics

Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
  - Digital Systems
  - Signal Processing

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Lecture 1: Signals and systems

Lecture 2: Discrete-time systems

Lecture 3: Feedback, poles, and fundamental modes

Lecture 4: Continuous-time systems

Lecture 5: Z transform

Lecture 6: Laplace transform

Lecture 7: Discrete approximation of continuous-time systems

Lecture 8: Convolution

Lecture 9: Frequency response

Lecture 10: Feedback and control

Lecture 11: Continuous-time frequency response and Bode plots

Lecture 12: Continuous-time feedback and control, part 1

Lecture 13: Continuous-time feedback and control, part 2

Lecture 14: Fourier representations

Lecture 15: Fourier series

Lecture 16: Fourier transform

Lecture 17: Discrete-time frequency representations

Lecture 18: Discrete-time Fourier representations

Lecture 19: Relations among Fourier representations

Lecture 20: Applications of Fourier transforms

Lecture 21: Sampling

Lecture 22: Sampling and quantization

Lecture 23: Modulation, part 1

Lecture 24: Modulation, part 2

Lecture 25: Audio CD

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Dennis Freeman

Departments

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

As Taught In

Fall 2011

Level

Undergraduate

Topics

Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
  - Digital Systems
  - Signal Processing

Learning Resource Types

Exam Solutions

Exams

Lecture Notes

Lecture Videos

Open Textbooks

Problem Set Solutions

Problem Sets

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