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    This document discusses digital signal processing and provides examples of different types of signals. It explains that a signal conveys information about some phenomenon and lists examples such as radio signals, audio, stock prices, and brainwaves. It then defines continuous time signals as having values for all points in time within an interval, and discrete time signals as having values at discrete points in time. Sampling is introduced as the process of converting a continuous time signal into a discrete time signal, resulting in a digital signal.

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    This document discusses digital signal processing and provides examples of different types of signals. It explains that a signal conveys information about some phenomenon and lists examples such as radio signals, audio, stock prices, and brainwaves. It then defines continuous time signals as having values for all points in time within an interval, and discrete time signals as having values at discrete points in time. Sampling is introduced as the process of converting a continuous time signal into a discrete time signal, resulting in a digital signal.

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    Çankaya EE467 2023 Spring Lecture 1

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    This document discusses digital signal processing and provides examples of different types of signals. It explains that a signal conveys information about some phenomenon and lists examples such as radio signals, audio, stock prices, and brainwaves. It then defines continuous time signals as having values for all points in time within an interval, and discrete time signals as having values at discrete points in time. Sampling is introduced as the process of converting a continuous time signal into a discrete time signal, resulting in a digital signal.

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    Digital Signal Processing

    Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Digital Signal Processing

    Signal is a function that conveys


    Information about the behavior
    or attributes of some phenomenon.

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    Signals and Systems

    Signal examples
    ●
    Radio signal
    ●
    Broadcast or cable TV
    ●
    Audio
    ●
    Electric voltage or current in a circuit

    ●
    Tension on bike brake cable
    ●
    Roll rate of a spacecraft
    ●
    Concentration of an enzyme in a cell
    ●
    The price of dollars in euros

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    Digital Signal Processing
    EEG Signal (Brainwave)

    0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0

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    Digital Signal Processing
    Stock Market

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    Digital Signal Processing
    Audio Signal

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    Digital Signal Processing
    Continuous Time Signal

    f(t)

    t
    A continuous-time signal has values for all points in time in some interval

    3/1/23 EE467 7
    Digital Signal Processing

    Sampling

    3/1/23 EE467 8
    Digital Signal Processing
    Discrete Time Signal

    f(t)

    t
    A discrete time signal has values for only discrete points in time.

    3/1/23 EE467 9
    Digital Signal Processing
    Digital Signal

    discrete time signal has values for only discrete points in time.

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