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Digital and analog signal processing
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Module 5
Discrete-Time Signals and Systems in the z-Domain
1
Evolution of the Z-Transform
Trace the historical development of the z-transform from difference equations to its modern formulation.
2
DTFT Derivation and Sampled Signal Relationship
Derive the discrete-time Fourier transform (DTFT) and establish its relationship to the continuous-time Fourier transform of a sampled signal.
3
DTFT Periodicity and Its Implications
Analyze the periodicity of the DTFT spectrum and its implications.
4
Z-Transform: Generalization of DTFT and ROC
Derive the z-transform as a generalization of the DTFT and establish its region of convergence (ROC).
5
Z-Plane Unit Circle and DTFT Frequency Response
Analyze the relationship between the z-plane unit circle and the DTFT frequency response.
6
Z-Transform Properties for LTI System Analysis
Apply z-transform properties to analyze discrete-time LTI systems.
7
Z-Plane Analysis: Stability and Causality
Analyze the stability and causality of discrete-time systems using pole-zero locations in the z-plane.
8
Impulse Invariance and Pole Mapping: Analog to Digital
Derive the relationship between the s-plane poles of an analog system and the z-plane poles of its discrete-time counterpart via impulse invariance.
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From Analog to Digital: Sampling and Reconstruction
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The Discrete Fourier Transform and Fast Algorithms