Digital Signal Processing by Aale Naqvi
Published 12/2024
Created by Aale Naqvi
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 33 Lectures ( 4h 27m ) | Size: 930 MB
For Scientists and Engineers
What you'll learn
Digital Signal Processing
Spectrum Analysis
Convolution
FIR Filters
Frequency Response
Z-transform and IIR Filters
Requirements
Trigonometry and Calculus
Description
Master Digital Signal Processing (DSP): From Basics to AdvancedUnlock the world of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) in this comprehensive course designed for beginners and advanced learners alike. Whether you're an engineering student, practicing professional, or someone with no prior engineering background, this course will guide you from foundational concepts to cutting-edge techniques, making complex ideas easy to understand.Starting with complex numbers and phasors, you'll build a solid understanding of DSP fundamentals. From there, you'll explore essential topics like spectrum representation, Fourier series, FIR filters, convolution (both discrete and continuous), sampling and aliasing, frequency response, and the Z transform. This course emphasizes intuitive understanding through real-world examples and problem-solving exercises. By the end, you'll not only grasp complex DSP concepts but also be prepared to apply them in engineering projects or collaborate effectively with technical teams across industries.Whether you're aiming to strengthen your academic knowledge, enhance your professional skills, or simply learn how DSP shapes our digital world, this course offers the perfect blend of theory and practice. Armed with the intuition and knowledge from this course, you'll have mastery of LTI systems like never before and will be ready to tackle the hardest DSP problems. Join today and transform your understanding of signals and systems! Suggestions for improvements and additional topics from the audience are welcomed!
Who this course is for
Introduction for engineers and scientists interested in digital signal processing
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Digital Signal Processing by Aale Naqvi
