ECE4012 Applied digital signal processing

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   To understand signals as fractal and non fractal and how they can be faithfully recorded, analysed and modified by systems

2. 2

   To understand the strengths and weakness of sampled and digitised representations of signals, including images, in both time, frequency and time-frequency / time-scale domains

3. 3

   To experience the strength of mathematics in describing these processes

4. 4

   To understand and implement adaptive filter and real time filter systems

5. 5

   To implement adaptive filters on an industry standard DSP development system

6. 6

   To implement real-time filters on an industry standard DSP development system

7. 7

   To implement wavelets on an industry standard DSP development system

8. 8

   To develop a working knowledge of a real time current industry standard integrated software development system

9. 9

   To develop a working knowledge of a real time hardware development system

10. 10

    To develop a working knowledge of a real time hardware peripherals and their interfacing