ECE 551 - Digital Signal Processing, II

Semesters Offered

Official Description

Basic concept review of digital signals and systems; computer-aided digital filter design, quantization effects, decimation and interpolation, and fast algorithms for convolution and the DFT; introduction to adaptive signal processing. Course Information: Prerequisite: ECE 310 and ECE 313.

Subject Area

Signal Processing

Course Director

Andrew Carl Singer

Description

Reviews basic concepts of digital signals and systems; examines computer-aided digital filter design, quantization effects, decimation and interpolation, fast algorithms for convolution and the DFT; statistical and adaptive signal processing.

Notes

Same as CSE 542.

Topics

  • Brief review of elementary concepts and techniques: sampling, A/D, D/A, analog frequency response of a digital processor, linear-phase systems, and basic methods for design of IIR and FIR filters.
  • Optimal FIR and IIR filter and design
  • Filter structures
  • Introduction to adaptive signal processing
  • Quantization effects
  • Multirate signal processing
  • Fast algorithms for convolution and the DFT

Detailed Description and Outline

Topics:

  • Brief review of elementary concepts and techniques: sampling, A/D, D/A, analog frequency response of a digital processor, linear-phase systems, and basic methods for design of IIR and FIR filters.
  • Optimal FIR and IIR filter and design
  • Filter structures
  • Introduction to adaptive signal processing
  • Quantization effects
  • Multirate signal processing
  • Fast algorithms for convolution and the DFT

Same as CSE 542.

Texts

Class notes.

Last updated

9/22/2014