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Discrete-time signals: Fundamentals and Applications

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This lecture introduces the concept of discrete-time signals, tracing back to ancient flood data representations and modern scientific experiments. It covers the analysis and synthesis of sequences, synchronization of audio and video, cooling laws, capacitor discharging, finite and infinite-length signals, periodic and finite-support signals, elementary operators, and energy and power calculations.

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