Monday, February 6, 2012

Lesson Plan IV Sem B Section 10EC44 Signals and Systems Suvarna Patil

PROUDHADEVARAYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, HOSPET
DEPT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGG

Subject: Signals and Systems                                                     Sub code: 10EC44

Staff: Suvarna. S. Patil                        Sem: IV                         Section: B


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PART-AChapter1  Introduction


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Definitions (S&S), Signal classes(CT/DT, Random/Deterministic)

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Symmetries– even odd mixed conjugate symmetric – finding parts

3

Capacity to work – Energy/ power – Finding values

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Periodic / Aperiodic – finding T or N

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Elementary signals – relations, properties of impulses

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Operations – vertical, horizontal

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Combined operations – precedence

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System as interconnection of operations

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System classification- linearity, Causality, Memorylessness

10

Time Invariance, Stability, Invertibility

Part A – Chapter2  Time Domain Representation of LTI Systems – 1
11

Convolution

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Impulse Response Representation – h(n) or h(t)

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Convolution Sum

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    -DO-

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Convolution Integral

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    -DO-

Part A –Chapter 3 Time Domain Representation of LTI Systems – 2
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Properties of Impulse Response Representation

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Differential (difference) Equations

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   -DO-

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Solving D.E

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Block Diagram

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  -DO-

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Introduction – ZT Importance, Pairs

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 ZT Pairs

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Properties of ROC

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-DO-

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Properties of ZT

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  - DO-

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Inversion of ZT

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-DO-

Part B– Chapter 8 Z Transforms – 2
31

Transform Analysis of LTI Systems



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  -DO-

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UZT

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UZT use, shifting property

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Applying UZT to solve DE

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    -DO-

Part A– Chapter 4 Fourier Representation of Signals – 1
37

Introduction

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CTFS

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 -DO-

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DTFS

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 -DO-

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Properties

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 -DO-

Part B– Chapter 5 Fourier Representation of Signals – 2
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DTFT

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 -DO-

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CTFT

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Properties

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Properties

Part B– Chapter 6 Application of Fourier Transform
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Introduction

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Fourier Representation of LTI System

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FT of Periodic Signals

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FT for DT Signals