Signal Processing
Objectives
- Know the different classes of signals and the properties of their representations (autocorrelation function, energy or power spectral densities).
- Identify or design linear filtering operations.
- Understand the effects of ideal and real sampling,
- Know the techniques of restitution.
Description
Chapter 1: Correlation and spectra (Fourier transform, signal classes, properties).
Chapter 2: Linear filtering (Wiener-Lee relations, interference formula).
Chapter 3: Sampling (ideal sampling, actual sampling, restitution).
Chapter 4: Nonlinear filtering (quadrator, quantification).
Session 1 ou session unique - Contrôle des connaissances
Modalité | Nature | Coefficient | Remarques |
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CT (contrôle terminal) | Oral/Ecrit | 100% | Traitement Signal-Examen |
Session 2 - Contrôle des connaissances
Modalité | Nature | Coefficient | Remarques |
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CT (contrôle terminal) | Oral/Ecrit | 100% | Traitement Signal-Examen |