Signal Processing & Micro-Systems

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Description

This lecture covers examples of signal processing such as pulse amplitude modulation and frequency amplitude modulation, along with analog signal processing and continuous amplitude modulation. It also discusses image processing, compression, micro-systems, and medical electronics.

Instructor

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