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This overview of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) introduces fundamental concepts of signals, both useful and unwanted. It defines a signal as a carrier of information and explains the basics of signal processing, emphasizing the extraction of useful information from mixed data. The document contrasts analog signals, which vary continuously, with digital signals, which take on discrete values represented as binary numbers. Additionally, it highlights the advantages of DSP over analog signal processing, including cost-effectiveness, flexibility, and efficiency, as well as the benefits of using tools like MATLAB for visualization and analysis.
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Overview of DSP Basic Concepts
Signals are carriers of information, both useful and unwanted. What is a Signal?
Extracting or enhancing the useful information from a mix of conflicting information is the simplest form of Signal Processing. What is Signal Processing?
Analog Signals vary continuously in time and amplitude. What is an Analog Signal?
A digital signal takes one of the finite number of values at specific instances of time and can be represented by binary numbers or bits. What is a Digital Signal?
Cheap • Flexible • Simple Advantages of DSP Compared with ASP (capacitors, resistors, inductors and transistors)
High-level • Extendible • Visualization • Portable • Efficient • Cheap • Etc… Advantages of Matlab