Lecture

Signal Processing: Basic Definitions and Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the basic definitions and properties of signals, including the typology of signals, the root mean square value, the mean value, the effective value, the power of a signal, and the periodic sequence of Dirac pulses. The instructor discusses digital signals, sampling, and the rectangle function commonly used in signal processing.

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