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Prerequisite: Basic Background in Calculus, Complex Numbers and Some Exposure To Differential Equations

This document provides an overview of signals and systems. It discusses prerequisite knowledge, textbooks, table of contents, major application areas, types of signals, elementary signals, basic operations on signals, classification of signals as continuous-time or discrete-time, deterministic vs random signals, periodic vs non-periodic signals, and energy and power signals. The document serves as an introduction to key concepts in signals and systems.

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Prerequisite: Basic Background in Calculus, Complex Numbers and Some Exposure To Differential Equations

This document provides an overview of signals and systems. It discusses prerequisite knowledge, textbooks, table of contents, major application areas, types of signals, elementary signals, basic operations on signals, classification of signals as continuous-time or discrete-time, deterministic vs random signals, periodic vs non-periodic signals, and energy and power signals. The document serves as an introduction to key concepts in signals and systems.

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Prerequisite

Basic background in calculus, complex numbers and some exposure to


differential equations

Text books
1. Signals and Systems, by A. Oppenheim, A. Willsky, and H. Nawab, 2nd
edition, 1997, Prentice-Hall,

2. Signals and Systems by A.Anand Kumar

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Table of Contents
• Chap 1. Introduction-Signals and Systems
• Chap 2. Behavior of continuous and discrete-
time LTI systems
• Chap 3. Laplace transform and z-transform
• Chap 4. Frequency domain representation of
continuous time signals
• Chap 5. Frequency domain representation of
discrete time signals

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Major Application Areas
• Communications
• Audio and Speech processing
• Image, Video Processing
• Acoustics
• Circuit Design
• Seismology
• Biomedical Engineering
• Bioinformatics
• Energy Generation and distribution System
• Chemical Process Control
• Aeronautics

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Signals
• Signals may describe a wide variety of physical
phenomenon. It can be represented mathematically
as functions of one or more independent variables:
f(..x,y,z..), x(t)
• For example:
• Time: x(t)
• Frequency: X(f)
• Temperature
• Pressure
• And many others…

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System

• Systems store, manipulate, or transmit signals by


physical processes. Examples include electric circuits
and systems, communication systems, control systems,
and signal processors.

Input Output
System Signal
Signal

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Types of Signals

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Elementary Signals

1) Step signal
2) Ramp function
It increases linearly with time
3) Parabolic function
4) Impulse function
5) Sinusoidal signal
6) Exponential signal
7) Complex exponential
8) Signum function
9) Sinc function
Evaluate the following
a) Solution
Basic Operations on Signals

1) Time Shifting
2) Time reversal
2) Time reversal
Sketch the following:
3) Amplitude: Scaling: Signal amplitude is multiplied by a factor
which will amplify or attenuate the signal
4) Time Scaling: signal is compressed or expanded
5) Signal Addition: Signals are added at every instant of time
5) Signal Multiplication: Signal magnitude are multiplied at every
instant of time
Find the following for the given signal x(t)
Contd..
Sketch the following:
Classification of Signals:
Signals may be broadly classified as a) Continuous-time signal
b) Discrete –time signal
a) Continuous time signal: x(t)
Defined at every instant of time.
Continuous in amplitude as well as in time.

b) Discrete time signal: x(n)


Defined at discrete instant of time.
Continuous in amplitude but discrete in time.
Classification of Signals:
1) Deterministic and Random Signals:

Deterministic Signal : A signal exhibiting no uncertainity of its


magnitude and phase at any give instant of time.
It can be represented by mathematical equation.
X(t)=coswt

RandomSignal : A signal characterized by uncertainity about its


occurrence. Ex: Thermal noise
1) Periodic and Non periodic CT Signals:

Periodic Signal: A CT signal is called periodic if and only


if x(t+T)= x(t) for t=-∞ to +∞
Where T is a constant representing fundamental period

F=1/T
ω =2* ∏ /T
1) Periodic and Non periodic DT Signals:

Periodic Signal: A DT signal is called periodic if and only


if x(n+N)= x(n) for all integer N
Where T is a constant representing fundamental period

ω =2* ∏ /N
N=2* ∏/ ω
Where N is fundamental period
Periodicity of exponential and Periodic CT signals:
Periodicity of sum of signals
Test whether the following signals are periodic or not? If periodic
determine the fundamental period.
Complex exponential sequence is periodic only if ωo/(2∏) is a rational
number
Condition for DT (Discrete Time) sinusoidal signal to be periodic

1. All CT sinusoidal and complex exponential signals are periodic


2. All DT sinusoidal signals are not periodic
Find whether the following DT signals are periodic or not ? If
periodic , determine the fundamental period.
3) Energy and power signal
3) Energy and power signal
contd…
3) Determine whether the following signals are energy signals or
power signals
Sketch the following signals and say whether they are energy
signals or power signals
contd..
Find which of the following signals are energy signals , power
signals , neither energy nor power signals

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