This document discusses the key application areas of signals and systems including control, communications, and signal processing. It provides examples of how signals and systems concepts are used in various applications such as industrial control using transfer functions, digital communication using modulation, signal processing using algorithms to modify signals, multimedia applications using compression techniques like JPEG, biological signal analysis using tools like Fourier transforms, and audio signal processing using techniques like filtering.
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EE 504 B Signals and Systems
This document discusses the key application areas of signals and systems including control, communications, and signal processing. It provides examples of how signals and systems concepts are used in various applications such as industrial control using transfer functions, digital communication using modulation, signal processing using algorithms to modify signals, multimedia applications using compression techniques like JPEG, biological signal analysis using tools like Fourier transforms, and audio signal processing using techniques like filtering.
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EE 504 B
SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS
Application Areas • Control • Communications • Signal Processing Control Applications • Industrial control and automation (Control the velocity or position of an object) • Examples: Controlling the position of a valve or shaft of a motor • Important Tools: – Time-domain solution of differential equations – Transfer function (Laplace Transform) – Stability Communication Applications • Transmission of information (signal) over a channel • The channel may be free space, coaxial cable, fiber optic cable • A key component of transmission: Modulation (Analog and Digital Communication) Digital Modulation • Used in CDs, digital cellular service, digital phone lines and computer modems. • Advantages: – Can be encrypted – Electronic routing of data is easier – Digital storage faster – Multimedia capability Signal Processing Applications • Signal processing=Application of algorithms to modify signals in a way to make them more useful. • Goals: – Efficient and reliable transmission, storage and display of information – Information extraction and enhancement • Examples: – Speech and audio processing – Multimedia processing (image and video) – Underwater acoustic – Biological signal analysis Multimedia Applications • Compression: Fast, efficient, reliable transmission and storage of data • Applied on audio, image and video data for transmission over the Internet, storage • Examples: CDs, DVDs, MP3, MPEG4, JPEG • Mathematical Tools: Fourier Transform, Quantization, Modulation JPEG Example 43K 13K 3.5K
• JPEG uses Discrete-Cosine Transform (similar
to Fourier Transform) Biological Signal Analysis • Examples: – Brain signals (EEG) – Cardiac signals (ECG) – Medical images (x-ray, PET, MRI) • Goals: – Detect abnormal activity (heart attack, seizure) – Help physicians with diagnosis • Tools: Filtering, Fourier Transform Biometrics
• Identifying a person using physiological
characteristics • Examples: – Fingerprint Identification – Face Recognition – Voice Recognition Audio Signal Processing • Active noise cancellation: Adaptive filtering – Headphones used in cockpits • Digital Audio Effects – Add special music effects such as delay, echo, reverb • Audio signal separation – Separate speech from interference – Wind sound from music in cars Filtering Example THANK YOU