Lecture

Continuous-time signal processing: Analog LTI filters

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This lecture covers the basics of continuous-time signal processing, including the definition of continuous time and finite energy signals. It also delves into analog LTI filters, real-world frequency representation, and Fourier analysis in both continuous and discrete time domains. The concepts of inner product, energy, angular frequency, and Laplace transform are explained, with examples illustrating the application of these concepts.

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Information engineering

Signal processing: Fourier analysis, Filtering theory

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