Fundamentals of DSPs: Part 2 - A Filter Application
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write a commentinvestigator Posted Aug 24, 2010
Audio only, no video
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jin_par Posted Aug 26, 2010
Video not available
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ZulaZabor Posted Sep 4, 2010
Audio and Video Perfect, Content excellent, tempo a little slow Exercises perfect Over all 5 out of 5
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ZulaZabor Posted Sep 4, 2010
I was searching for “part 1”. Can you give me a hint?
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patrick.mannion Posted Sep 7, 2010
Hi there, glad you enjoyed the course! Part 1 of Fundamentals of DSP can be found here: http://www.eetimes.com/electrical-engineers/education-training/courses/4000139/Fundamentals-of-DSP Enjoy!
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foresightyj Posted Nov 13, 2010
Great tutorial but I have a question regarding the slide 'Big fish?'. Why did you say that the highest frequency in the signal is 1.5 times the center frequency which is 15kHz? Thanks in advance.
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Chris Bore Posted Nov 13, 2010
Hi :-) In the commentary I said the pulse has a bandwidth equal to its centre frequency. If we call the center frequncy fc, then that means the bandwidth (bw) is also fc. And the bw is centred on fc, so extends from (fc - fc/2) up to (fc + fc/2). Thus the highest frequency is (fc + fc/2) = 1.5* fc which is one and a half times the center frequency. This is just an estimate and depends what we mean by 'bandwidth' (no content outside the band? less than a certain amount? etc). But this kind of rough estimate gives you a quick way to check numerically and so, as in the example, to decide on reasonable first-guess specifications. Chris
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msakms Posted Apr 8, 2011
such a wonderful course, many many thanks for the great effort
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Def Posted Apr 29, 2011
Thank you for this very good course. Just a few minor issues that I spotted, for the sake of accuracy: Slide 19 (Big fish): 1800 samples, not 3600. Also, spoken commentary mistakenly mentions frequency = wavelength/speed, which should be frequency = speed/wavelength, as written correctly in the slide. Slides 24, 25 (Exercise 1): 80 micro s, not nano s. Slides 28, 29 (Exercise 2): tables should be swapped. The table with no answers should be in the question page, and the table with the answers should be in the answers page. Slide 35 (Filter arithmetic): 16 + 6 = 22, not 24. Slides 39, 40 (Exercise 3): The tables should read "12 bit" for "Signal bit depth", as given in the exercise. Slide 41 (Processing speed): 64 * 200,000 = 12.8 million MACs/s, not 13.6 million. The writing is wrong but the spoken commentary is correct.
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Ying Liu Posted Feb 14, 2012
This is a really useful and easy to understand video! Although some mistakes, still a great tutorial!
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rameshb_14 Posted Nov 15, 2012
Hi, Could you please help me to find part 1. Thanks in Advance. Ramesh
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