EE345S Real-Time Digital Signal Processing Laboratory - Handouts
Handouts in the course reader:
A. Course Description
(PDF)
B. Resources
(PDF)
C. Learning Resource Center
(PDF)
D. Matlab
(PDF)
E. Convolution Example (available in reader only)
F. Fundamental Theorem of Linear Systems
(PDF)
G. Raised Cosine Pulse
(PDF)
H. Modulation Example (available in reader only)
I. Modulation Summary
(PDF)
J. Noised-shaped Feedback Coding
(PDF)
K. Sample Quizzes
L. Direct Sequence Spreading
M. Symbol Synchronization
The following survey of digital signal processors will be handed out
in lecture:
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