SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS NEEDS AND RESOURCES FOR ATTAINING THE COURSE OBJECTIVES (UNIT WISE) SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT

UNIT TOPIC GOALS KEY POINTS BOOK & AUTHOR NAME 1.A.Nagoor Kani , "Signal and Sysetms", Tata McGraw Hill Private Limited , 2010 2.S.Salivahanan, A. Vallavaraj, C. Gnanapriya, Digital Signal Processing, McGraw Hill International/TMH, 2007 TECHNOLOGY NEEDED NET SEARCH

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CT - Continuous Time DT - Discrete Time x(t)= Continuous time signal (or)Input of continuous time system x_0 (t)= Odd part of continuous time signal x(t) x_e (t)= Even part of continuous time signal x(t) x(t-m)= Delayed of linearly shifted x(t) by m units y(t)= Output (or)Response of continuous time system (t)=Continuous time impulse signal Deals with a general introduction to various types of (n)= Discrete time impulse signal CLASSIFICATION signals, systems and their importance in real life. Basic h(t)= Impulse response of continuous time system OF SIGNALS AND definitions of signals,their mathematical (t)= Unit pulse signal representation, significance of their frequency domain SYSTEMS u(t)= Continuous time unit step signal analysis h(n)= Impulse response of discrete time system u(n)= Discrete time unit step signal h(n)= Impulse response of discrete time sytsem x(n)=Input of discrete time sytsem (or)Discrete time signal x_0 (t)= Odd part of continuous time signal x(t) x_e (t)= Even part of continuous time signal x(t) x(t-m)= Delayed or linearly shifted x(t)by m units y(n)= Output (or)response discrete time system Concerned with Fourier analysis of continuous time F=Fourier Transform systems which forms the basic for frequency domain F^(-1)=Inverse Fourier Tansform analysis . The first half this chapter is dedicated to L-Laplace Transform Fourier series in both trigonometirc and exponential L^(-1)=Inverese Laplace Transform forms, Fourier co efficients of various signals with DFT=Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) symmetry, properties of Fourier series and the Gibbs ANALYSIS OF DFT^(-1)=Inverse DFT CONTINUOUS TIME phenomenon.The second half explains the development X(e^j )= Discrete Time Fourier Transform of x(n) of Fourier transform from fourier series,the analysis of X_r (e^j )= Real part of X(e^j ) SIGNALS continuous time systems using Laplace Transform. X_i (e^j )= Imaginary part of X (e^j) X(s)= Laplace Transform of x(t) X(j)= Fourier Transform of x(t) X(k)= Discrete Fourier Transfrom of x(k) Concepts of continuous time signals and systems and is more concerned with the generation, representation, classcification, mathematical operations of discrete LINEAR TIME time signals and systems, block diagrams and signal INVARIANT CONTINUOUS TIME flow graph notations. It also present the methods of obtaining responses of LTI discrete time systems are SYSTEMS clearly explained with solved numerical examples. A=System matrix B=Input matrix C=Output matrix D=Transmission matrix Q(t)= State vector of continuous time state model Q (t)= First derivative of continuous time state vector X(t)= Input vector of continuous time stste model Y(t)= Output vector of discrete time state model

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1.A.Nagoor Kani , "Signal and Sysetms", Tata McGraw Hill Private Limited , 2010 2.S.Salivahanan, A. Vallavaraj, C. Gnanapriya, Digital Signal Processing, McGraw Hill International/TMH, 2007

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ANALYSIS OF DISCRETE TIME SIGNALS

Explains Z -transform and its application to signals and systems. The concepts are similar to laplace transform except as applied to discrete time signal and systems. All the important properties of Z -transform are discussed. Inverse Z -transform and solution of difference equations describing the discrete time systems are demonstrated with numerical exapmles. Also given are the systems interconnections ands standard system realization using structures. Concepts of discrete time signals and systems and is more concerned with the generation, representation, classicification, mathematical operations of discrete time signals and systems, block diagrams and signal flow graph notations. It also present the methods of obtaining responses of LTI discrete time systems are clearly explained with solved numerical examples.

X(z)=Z-transform of x(n) Z= Z-transform Z^(-1)=Inverse Z-transform DTFT=Discrete Time Fourier transfrom

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LINEAR TIME INVARIANT DISCRETE TIME SYSTEMS

A=System matrix B=Input matrix C=Output matrix D=Transmission matrix Q(n)= State vector of continuous time state model Q (n)= First derivative of continuous time state vector X(n)= Input vector of continuous time stste model Y(n)= Output vector of discrete time state model

1.A.Nagoor Kani , "Signal and Sysetms", Tata McGraw Hill Private Limited , 2010 2.S.Salivahanan, A. Vallavaraj, C. Gnanapriya, Digital Signal Processing, McGraw Hill International/TMH, 2007

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