This course mainly deals with using MATLAB(R) Signal Processing toolbox for Digital signal processing, analysis, visualization, and algorithm development. The training covers various topics such as windowing techniques, filter design, transforms, multi-rate signal processing etc.
COURSE CONTENT :
Introduction to DSP
Introduction to DSP
Sampled data systems
Aliasing and antialiasing
Reconstruction
Practical limitations
Frequency & amplitude resolution
Quantization and timing errors
Correlation and convolution
Frequency analysis
Fourier transforms
Frequency ‘leakage’
Windowing
Multi-rate signal processing
Transforms
Fourier Transform
Z – Transform
DCT Transform
Wavelet Transform
Filters
FIR Filter – FIR filter basics
Analysis of FIR filters
Frequency & impulse responses
The window design method
Optimization design methods
Practical limitations of FIR filters
IIR Filter –
IIR filter basics
Analysis of FIR filters
Frequency & impulse responses
IIR filter design
Poles, zeroes and filter response
DSP with MATLAB(R)
Introduction to DSP Toolbox
Signal processing functions in MATLAB(R) (conv, conv2, corrcoef, cov, cplxpair, deconv, fft, fft2, fftshift, filter2, freqspace, ifft, ifft2,unwrap)
Time domain analysis of a signal
Frequency domain analysis of a signal
Digital Filter Design in MATLAB(R)
Discrete-Time Filters (Direct form I, Direct form II, lattice filter
1_D Median filtering
Butterworth filter design
Chebyshev Type I filter design (pass band ripple)
Chebyshev Type II filter design (stop band ripple)
Raised cosine FIR filter design
Recursive digital filter design
AnalogFilter Design in MATLAB(R)
Analog Lowpass Filter Prototypes
Analog Filter Transformation
Bi-linesr transformation
Impulse-invariant Methods
Stabilising a polynomial
Z-Transform partial fraction expansion
Window Design
Rectangular window
Hamming window
Hanning window
Bartlett window
Kaiser window etc
Transforms
Discrete fourier transform
Discrete cosine transform
Hilbert transform
Discrete wavelet transform
inverse transforms
Multi-rate Signal Processing
Decimation
Interpolation
Up-Sampling
Down-Sampling
Re-Sampling
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