Lecture

Signal of the Day: Fukushima

Description

This lecture covers band-limited interpolation in digital signal processing, focusing on the recovery of a continuous-time signal from known samples. The instructor presents examples and discusses the application of this technique, using the Fukushima incident as a case study.

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