Lecture

Signal Processing and Embedded Systems

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Description

This lecture covers signal processing topics such as digital filters, FIR and IIR filters, filter order, and types. It also delves into embedded systems, discussing motivation, terminology, perception, sensors, and examples. The instructor provides insights into the z-transform, difference equations, impulse response, and transfer functions, emphasizing the practical applications of filters in embedded systems.

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