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Introduction
We will discuss digital signal processing in this presentation, but
first we must understand the signal and differences between analog
and digital signals:
signal processing, manipulating a signal to change is characteristic
or extract information
Analog signal: is a form of electrical energy like voltage, current
which there is a linear relationship between electrical quantity and
the value that the signal represents. The signal whose amplitude
takes any value in a continuous range is called analog signal.
Digital
Signal
Processing Digital Signal Processors (DSP) take real-world signals like
voice, audio, video, temperature, pressure, or position that
have been digitized and then mathematically manipulate them.
A DSP is designed for performing mathematical functions like
"add", "subtract", "multiply" and "divide" very quickly.
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block-diagram
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As seen in the block-diagram the filter is the main
component.
Filters have two uses:
Filters
Signal separation: is needed when a signal has been
contaminated
With interference, noise or other signals.
Filters
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Advantages:
DSP hardware is flexible and programable
DSP chips, and digital storage are relatively cheap
Digital information can be encrypted, coded, and compressed
disadvantages of Each DSP has its own hardware architecture and software
instructions. This requests DSP training in order to program for
diverse purposes, and the device can only be programmed by highly
Digital Signal skilled engineers.
Processing
Telecommunication
Filtering
Compression
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Applications of digital signal processing
Echo Control
Multiplexing
Audio Processing
Music
Speech recognition
Generating speech
digital signal
processing
Applications of digital signal 11
processing
Telephone Medical
Voice and data compression Diagnostic imaging (CT, MRI, ultrasound, and others)
Echo Reduction Electrocardiogram analysis
Filtering Medical image storage/retrieval
Scientific Space
Earthquake recording & analysis Space photograph enhancement
Data acquisition Data compression
Spectral analysis Intelligent sensory analysis by remote space probes
Simulation and modeling
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conclusion
The DSPs are cost-effective, easy to
market, easily configurable,
economical, flexible and has a high-
performance rate.