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Applied signal processing laboratory
01TUMLP
A.A. 2020/21
Course Language
Inglese
Degree programme(s)
1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Electronic And Communications Engineering (Ingegneria Elettronica E Delle Comunicazioni) - Torino
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Course structure
| Teaching | Hours |
|---|---|
| Lezioni | 20 |
| Esercitazioni in aula | 60 |
Lecturers
| Teacher | Status | SSD | h.Les | h.Ex | h.Lab | h.Tut | Years teaching |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garello Roberto | Professore Associato | IINF-03/A | 20 | 30 | 0 | 0 | 6 |
Co-lectures
Context
| SSD | CFU | Activities | Area context | ING-INF/03 ING-INF/03 |
5 3 |
D - A scelta dello studente F - Altre attivitą (art. 10) |
A scelta dello studente Altre conoscenze utili per l'inserimento nel mondo del lavoro |
|---|
2020/21
Signal processing is the treatment of signals to enable their recognition, classification, analysis, transmission, storing, processing, or enhancement. Such signals may come from many different sources, like sensors, speech, camera, mechanical process, biomedical instruments, and so on. This course aims to give the student an introduction to practical aspects of digital signal processing. The course is made by lectures which introduce a topic, followed by direct experimentation and algorithm implementation by Matlab. The course can be useful for students interested to apply signal processing to digital communication, electronics implementation, signal recognition and processing in different engineering areas.
Signal processing is the treatment of signals to enable their recognition, classification, analysis, transmission, storing, processing, or enhancement. Such signals may come from many different sources, like sensors, speech, camera, mechanical process, biomedical instruments, and so on. This course aims to give the student an introduction to practical aspects of digital signal processing. The course is made by lectures which introduce a topic, followed by direct experimentation and algorithm implementation by Matlab. The course can be useful for students interested to apply signal processing to digital communication, electronics implementation, signal recognition and processing in different engineering areas.
At the end of the course, the student will know the basic signal processing techniques like sampling, digital filtering and spectral estimation. The student will understand the relationship between theory and algorithms for signal processing applied to different engineering area including transmission, sensor data and basic audio processing. The student will be able to design and perform a Matlab-based development project on signal processing.
At the end of the course, the student:
- will know the basic signal processing techniques like sampling, digital filtering and spectral estimation.
- will understand the relationship between signal processing theory and algorithms for different engineering areas. Examples will cover bio and sensor signals, basic audio processing, array signal processing.
- will be able to design and perform a Matlab-based development project on signal processing.
Signal theory, Fourier transform.
Students must use their own laptops with Matlab.
Signal theory, Fourier transform, Matlab.
Students must use their own laptops with Matlab.
The course will cover the following topics (10 hours each):
- Sampling
- Digital filtering
- SIgnal correlation
- Spectral estimation
- Processing of signals from mechanical and bio sensors
- Introduction to audio processing
- Spread Spectrum and Code Division Multiple Access techniques (20 hours)
The course will cover the following seven topics:
- Signals and Sampling (10 hours)
- Signal correlation (10 hours)
- Spectral estimation (10 hours)
- Digital filtering (10 hours)
- Processing of signals from bio and mechanical sensors (10 hours)
- Introduction to audio processing (10 hours)
- Array Signal Processing and introduction to 5G beamforming (20 hours)
The course is organized in 7 topics.
The first 2 introduce the basis of signal processing: samping and correlation.
The next 2 present applications to spectral application and digital filtering, that can be useful for many different areas.
The other 2 present case studies on mechanical and bio sensor processing and audio processing.
The last one is more complex (and requires 20 hours instead of 10 as the other ones) and introduces Code Division Multiple Access which is a fundamental technique for digital transmission.
For each topic, a homework will be assigned, consisting in the implementation of a Matlab program and a short report.
Each topic corresponds to about 10 hours (20 hours for the last one), further divided in 5 hours of lectures and 5 hours of Matlab implementation (10 and 10 for the last one). To realize the homeworks, the groups may be composed by 1 or 2 students.
The course is organized in 7 topics. The first 2 introduce the basis of signal processing: samping and correlation.
The next 2 present applications to spectral application and digital filtering, that can be useful for many different areas.
The other 2 present case studies on mechanical and bio sensor processing and audio processing.
The last one is more complex (and requires 20 hours instead of 10 as the other ones) and introduces array signal processing which is a fundamental technique for 5G beamforming.
For each topic, a homework will be assigned, consisting in the implementation of a Matlab program and a short report.
Each topic corresponds to about 10 hours (20 hours for the last one), further divided in 5 hours of lectures and 5 hours of Matlab implementation (10 and 10 for the last one). To solve the homework, students must work alone with their notebook.
Dutoit, Thierry, Marques, Ferran, "Applied Signal Processing: A MATLAB-Based Proof of Concept", Springer.
Samuel D. Stearns, Donald R. Hush, "Digital Signal Processing with Examples in MATLAB, CRC Press.
Course notes provided by the teacher.
Dutoit, Thierry, Marques, Ferran, "Applied Signal Processing: A MATLAB-Based Proof of Concept", Springer.
Samuel D. Stearns, Donald R. Hush, "Digital Signal Processing with Examples in MATLAB, CRC Press.
Course notes provided by the teacher.
Modalitą di esame: Prova scritta su carta con videosorveglianza dei docenti; Elaborato progettuale individuale;
The scope of the exam is to verify that the student has acquired the basis of signal processing and is able to develop Matlab-based projects on engineering problems requiring signal processing.
The exam will consist of:
- A two hours written examinations (closed book), consisting in 5 questions (1 page answer each) randomly extracted from a list of about 20 questions prepared at the end of the course. Three points for each correct answer, max mark = 15/30;
- The evaluation of the Matlab-based projects (one for each topic), computed as the arithmetic average of the marks received by the proposed assignments. Max mark = 15/30.
The final mark will be the average of the two marks. Students who get 15 for both the two parts are awarded with 30 cum laude.
Exam: Paper-based written test with video surveillance of the teaching staff; Individual project;
The scope of the exam is to verify that the student has acquired the basis of signal processing and is able to develop Matlab-based projects on engineering problems requiring signal processing.
The exam will consist of:
- A two hours written examinations (closed book), consisting in 5 questions (1 page answer each) randomly extracted from a list of about 20 questions prepared at the end of the course. Three points for each correct answer, max mark = 15/30;
- The evaluation of the Matlab-based projects (one for each topic), computed as the arithmetic average of the marks received by the proposed assignments. Max mark = 15/30.
The final mark will be the average of the two marks. Students who get 15 for both the two parts are awarded with 30 cum laude.
Modalitą di esame: Prova scritta su carta con videosorveglianza dei docenti; Elaborato progettuale individuale;
The scope of the exam is to verify that the student has acquired the basis of signal processing and is able to develop Matlab-based projects on engineering problems requiring signal processing.
The exam will consist of:
- A two hours written examinations (closed book), consisting in 5 questions (1 page answer each) randomly extracted from a list of about 20 questions prepared at the end of the course. Three points for each correct answer, max mark = 15/30;
- The evaluation of the Matlab-based projects (one for each topic), computed as the arithmetic average of the marks received by the proposed assignments. Max mark = 15/30.
The final mark will be the average of the two marks. Students who get 15 for both the two parts are awarded with 30 cum laude.
Exam: Paper-based written test with video surveillance of the teaching staff; Individual project;
The scope of the exam is to verify that the student has acquired the basis of signal processing and is able to develop Matlab-based projects on engineering problems requiring signal processing.
The exam will consist of:
- A two hours written examinations (closed book), consisting in 5 questions (1 page answer each) randomly extracted from a list of about 20 questions prepared at the end of the course. Three points for each correct answer, max mark = 15/30;
- The evaluation of the Matlab-based projects (one for each topic), computed as the arithmetic average of the marks received by the proposed assignments. Max mark = 15/30.
The final mark will be the average of the two marks. Students who get 15 for both the two parts are awarded with 30 cum laude.