Lecture

Signals & Systems I: Introduction to Communication Systems

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Description

This lecture introduces the basics of signals and systems, focusing on communication systems. Topics include analog and digital sources, structure of communication systems, types of distortions, digital communications systems, modulation, demodulation, signal processing, medical imaging, Fourier analysis, and imaging techniques. The lecture also covers biological systems, image acquisition, instrumentation, detection, and medical electronics.

Instructor

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