PROCESSIN
INTRODUCT
,TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
• Signal • Basic operations on sequences
• System • Classification of discrete-time signals
• Signal Processing • Classification of discrete-time systems
• Block diagram • Linear Time Invariant Systems
• Advantages of DSP over ASP • Representation of LTI system
• Disadvantages of DSP • Properties of LTI system
• Applications of DSP • LTI systems connected in cascade
• Discrete-time signals • LTI systems connected in parallel
• Representations of discrete-time signals
• Elementary discrete-time signals
, A signal is defined as a sin
SIGNAL valued function of one or m
independent variables wh
contain some information.
Represented in time domain
frequency domain.
Ex: Human Speech,
Electric Current
Voltage
, An entity that acts on an in
SYSTEM signal and transforms it into
an output signal.
It can determine the exact
relation between the input
x(n) and the output y(n),
and specifies the output for
every input.