Sampling and Reconstruction: Gaussian Signal Quality Analysis

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This lecture covers the Fourier transform of a Gaussian signal, the Nyquist-Shannon theorem, suitable sampling period determination, and signal reconstruction quality assessment. Practical experiments involve spectral aliasing, harmonic signal sampling, and digital signal processing.

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