Electrical Engineering

Signals and Systems

LECTURE

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Signals and systems: Part I

Lecture 3: Signals and systems: Part II

Lecture 4: Convolution

Lecture 5: Properties of linear, time-invariant systems

Lecture 6: Systems represented by differential and difference equations

Lecture 7: Continuous-time Fourier series

Lecture 8: Continuous-time Fourier transform

Lecture 9: Fourier transform properties

Lecture 10: Discrete-time Fourier series

Lecture 11: Discrete-time Fourier transform

Lecture 12: Filtering

Lecture 13: Continuous-time modulation

Lecture 14: Demonstration of amplitude modulation

Lecture 15: Discrete-time modulation

Lecture 16: Sampling

Lecture 17: Interpolation

Lecture 18: Discrete-time processing of continuous-time signals

Lecture 19: Discrete-time sampling

Lecture 20: The Laplace transform

Lecture 21: Continuous-time second-order systems

Lecture 22: The z-transform

Lecture 23: Mapping continuous-time filters to discrete-time filters

Lecture 24: Butterworth filters

Lecture 25: Feedback

Lecture 26: Feedback example: The inverted pendulum

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