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*Begin working on the [[HW5ECE438F13|fifth homework]]. It's due Friday. | *Begin working on the [[HW5ECE438F13|fifth homework]]. It's due Friday. | ||
| + | *Begin preparing for the first test: | ||
| + | **Review the difference between CTFT and DTFT. | ||
| + | **study the sampling of pure frequencies (e.g., [[HW2ECE438F13|HW2]]) and make sur you understand how this fits into the general pattern of sampling which we covered today. | ||
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Revision as of 05:28, 20 September 2013
Lecture 14 Blog, ECE438 Fall 2013, Prof. Boutin
Friday September 20, 2013 (Week 5) - See Course Outline.
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Today we continued talking about sampling. This time, we focused on the relationship between a discrete-time represesentattion of a sampling $ x_d[n]=x(nT) $ and the original signal x(t). We noted that, in the Fourier domain, the signals differ in three ways (repetition, amplitude, scale).
There was a short quiz at the beginning of the lecture. This was the second quiz of the semester, and of course it was just for practice.
Action Items
- Begin working on the fifth homework. It's due Friday.
- Begin preparing for the first test:
- Review the difference between CTFT and DTFT.
- study the sampling of pure frequencies (e.g., HW2) and make sur you understand how this fits into the general pattern of sampling which we covered today.
Previous: Lecture 13 Next: Lecture 15
