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Discrete-Time Signal Processing

Subject: Mathematics

Art: Palmer, Edward, 1803-1872, Figures 113-123. Plate Electrical Machines, 1840 · Public domain

Instructor: Prof. Alan V. Oppenheim
Term: Fall 2005
Level: Graduate
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Discrete-Time Signal Processing

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Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Background Review: Phase, Group Delay, and Generalized Linear Phase ( PDF )

Lecture 3: Minimum-phase and All-pass Systems ( PDF )

Lecture 4: DT Processing of CT Signals and CT Processing of DT Signals: Fractional Delay ( PDF )

Lecture 5: Sampling Rate Conversion ( PDF )

Lecture 6: Quantization and Oversampled Noise Shaping ( PDF )

Lecture 7: IIR, FIR Filter Structures ( PDF )

Lecture 8: Filter Design: IIR Filters ( PDF )

Lecture 9: Filter Design: FIR Filters ( PDF )

Lecture 10: Multirate Systems and Polyphase Structures ( PDF )

Lecture 11: Multirate Systems and Polyphase Structures (cont.) ( PDF )

Lecture 12: Linear Prediction and All-pole Modeling ( PDF )

Lecture 13: The Levinson-Durbin Recursion ( PDF )

Lecture 14: Guest Lecture: Gene Frantz

Lecture 15: The Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) ( PDF )

Lecture 16: Linear Filtering with the DFT ( PDF )

Lecture 17: Spectral Analysis with the DFT ( PDF )

Lecture 18: Periodogram ( PDF )

Lecture 19: FFT Algorithms ( PDF )

Lecture 20: The Goertzel Algorithm and the Chirp Transform ( PDF )

Lecture 21: Short-time Fourier Analysis ( PDF )

Lecture 22: Modulated Filter Bank ( PDF )

Lecture 23: Caruso’s Orchestra