Topic No.

of Dates Signature of
Lectures HOD
Evolution of Microprocessor 1 04-01-2019
Importance of DSP
Register structure ALU 1 07-01-2019
Comparison with Analog processing
Bus organization 1
Unit-1 Wide applications of DSP
Timing & control Instruction set 1
Differences among CT,DT(Discrete Time)
and Digital signals
Architecture of 16 bit Microprocessor 1
Block diagram of a digital system
Architecture of 8085 1
Representation of DT signals
Register organization 1
Sampling theorem
Bus operation 2
Characterization of DT,LSI systems
Memory segmentation 1
Introduction to digital filters and
convolution sum
Z transform & transfer function 1
Addressing Modes & instruction set of 2
8085 Arithmetic & Logic instructions
DFT- Definition & properties
Unit-2 Program Control Instructions 2
Linear convolution
Loop & string instructions 1
Circular convolution
Assembler Directives 2
Introduction of Fast Fourier Transform and
Decimation In Time algorithm
Computational efficiency 1
Decimation In frequency algorithm 1
Description of pins of 8086 & 8088 1
microprocessors
Realization of digital systems-Introduction
Clock pulse generator 1
Unit-3 Direct form realization of IIR systems
Address & Data bus 2
cascade realization of IIR systems
De-multiplexing 1
Parallel form realization of an IIR system
Buffering Memory Organization 1
Ladder structures
Read & Write cycle timings 2
continued fraction expansion of H(z)
Interrupt structures, Minimum Mode & 1
Maximum Mode operation
Realization of a ladder structure
Programmed I/O Interrupt Driven I/O 2
DMA Parallel I/O
Unit-4 FIR digital filter and its design
8255-PPI, 8253 programmable 2
Timer/counter, 8253A Programmable
Interrupt Controller (PIC)
Windowing concept and rectangular
window
8237 DMA Controller Interfacing with 1
ADC
Other commonly used windows
8255 Programmable Interrupt Controller 2
Filter design examples
Measurement of voltage 2
Impulse Invariant transformation
Unit-5 Current powe & energy using 2
Microprocessor
Bi-linear transformation
Application of Microprocessor in Power 1
System and Instrumentation
All pole analog filters
Butterworth & Chebyshev filters 1
Design of digital Butterworth filter 2

Total Lectures = 44

(Signature & name)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

To build upon the fundamental concepts studied in the previous course ‘Signals & Systems’ and to
augment further understanding of concepts and methods of the course of ‘Digital Signal Processing’.
The subject, ‘DSP’ is vital for today’s students of Electrical Engineering and its significance has been
brought out through rigorous discussion of its wide applications. Further to getting a good grasp of
basic theoretical concepts of DSP systems and algorithms, there is good emphasis on the
implementation of DSP algorithms in practice in the accompanying laboratory course. The course
objectives can be elaborated as follows-

1. To study and generate elementary signals/ waveforms and perform arithmetic operations on signals.

2. To calculate and Plot DFT / IDFT of given DT signals.

3. To find & plot frequency response of a given system and verify the properties of an LTI system.

4. To compute & implement FFT of given sequence and identify the reduction of computations.

5. To Implement LP FIR filter for a given sequence and calculate the filter coefficients.

6. To Implement HP FIR filter for a given sequence and plot the response of the same.

7. To Implement and design LP IIR filter for a given sequence.

9. To generate Sinusoidal signal through filtering.

10. To Implement Decimation Process and vary (decrease) the sampling rate.

11. To Implement Interpolation Process and increase the sampling rate.

12. To study sampling rate converters and identify the importance of multi rate sampling.