Lecture

Signals & Systems I: Micro-Systems and Communication Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the basic concepts of signals and systems, including the mathematical representation of signals, signal classification, and the modeling of signal processing systems. It also delves into communication systems, Fourier transformation, linear systems theory, and digital signal processing. The instructor emphasizes the importance of acquiring fundamental knowledge for designing micro-systems and telecommunications. Additionally, the lecture explores examples of signal processing, spectral analysis, and the characteristics of different types of signals. Practical exercises and hands-on work are included to provide a comprehensive understanding of the course content.

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