50
Electronics is fundamental to modern life.
FREE
This course includes
Hours of videos
9 hours, 59 minutes
Units & Quizzes
26
Unlimited Lifetime access
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Certificate of Completion
Take for example this free course, Electronic applications. An interactive website with videos and interactive software will show how electronic systems pervade everything we do; review some basic ideas of signal processing, control and communications; and allow you to use a digital filter to remove Gaussian noise from a signal.
Course learning outcomes
After studying this course, you should be able to:
- Understand the mathematical representations and techniques for manipulating of signals in the time and frequency domains
- Explain the application, benefits and limitations of communications, control and signal processing techniques in real world applications
- Select and apply appropriate techniques to the analysis of time-varying signals represented in both the time and frequency domain
- Use a digital filter to remove Gaussian noise from a signal.
Course Currilcum
- Introduction 00:07:00
- Learning outcomes 00:07:00
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- Electronics everywhere 00:15:00
- Three key subsystems 00:30:00
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- Signal processing 00:15:00
- Frequency-dependent gain 00:20:00
- Gain functions of ideal filters 00:15:00
- Types of interference 00:20:00
- First-order filters 00:20:00
- Normalised first-order low-pass filters 00:45:00
- The full Bode plot: gain and phase 00:20:00
- Chebyshev and Butterworth filters 00:15:00
- Digital signal processing 00:25:00
- Digital filters 00:20:00
- Characteristics of discrete-time and continuous-time signals 00:20:00
- Sampling a continuous-time signal 00:15:00
- Quantisation of a signal 00:20:00
- Digital filtering in the time domain 00:40:00
- Designing a digital filter in the frequency domain 00:35:00
- Fourier transforms and the sinc pulse 00:35:00
- A low-pass filter design 00:50:00
- Digital filtering in practice 00:45:00
- Adding noise 00:20:00
- Changing the decision level 00:20:00
- Applying the FIR filter 00:15:00
- Conclusion 00:10:00
