Signals and Linear Systems EI1

6 credit points

Syllabus, A-level, 1EL031

This course has been discontinued.

Code: 1EL031
Level: A
Subject(s): Technology
Grading system: Pass with distinction (5), Pass with credit (4), Pass (3), Fail (U)
Finalised: 16 May 1997
Responsible department: Department of Engineering Sciences

Entry requirements

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The course provides the basic tools and

mathematical techniques used in the analysis of

continuous- and discrete-time signals and linear

systems.

Fourier-and Laplace-description of continuous

signals. The concept of poles and zeros. The

sampling theorem and discrete-time signals. The

discrete Fourier transform (DFT), the fast

Fourier transform (FFT) and the z-transform.

Description of non-deterministic signals.

Correlation (auto-and cross-), amplitude

distribution and power spectral density.

Description of continuous- and discrete-time

linear systems in the time-and frequency domains.

Continuous- and discrete-time filters.

Lectures, lessons and laboratory work.

Written and/or oral examination and passed laboratory course.