Signal processing

Lecturer(s): Julien HUILLERY, Gérard SCORLETTI
Course ⋅ 12 hTC ⋅ 14 hPW ⋅ 4 hAutonomy ⋅ 2 hStudy ⋅ 2 h

Objectives

Signal processing consists of all the techniques used to describe the acquisition, storage, modification, coding and transmission of information. Faced with the mass of the signals that need to be processed, often in real time, technological systems of great complexity have invaded our society. In response to current challenges, powerful scientific methods have been developed to manage such complexity. The mastery of these methods becomes inescapable in the practice of the engineer whatever the field to which it is destined. The objective of this course is to present the preliminary bases for the acquisition and mastery of these methods and to illustrate them by their application.

Palabras clave

Deterministic and random signals, Analog and digital signals, Time domain and frequency domain analysis, Fourier and Laplace transforms, Analog and digital filtering, Sampling, Fast Fourier transform, Signal models

Programme

  1. Modelling and characterizing a signal: time domain and frequency domain analysis
  2. Modelling and characterizing a system: convolution and filtering
  3. Autocorrelation and intercorrelation for deterministic signals
  4. From analog signals to digital signals
  5. Digital Filtering
  6. From deterministic signals to random signals

Learning Outcomes

  • Be able to analyse a signal in the time and frequency domains.
  • Be able to sample a signal.
  • Be able to design analog and digital filters.
  • Be able to model a signal.

Assesment

Final mark = 90% knowledge + 10% know-how Knowledge = 80% final exam + 20% continuous assessment Know-how = 100% continuous assessment