Expert-level signal processing covering Fourier analysis, sampling theory, digital filters, FFT, spectral estimation, and adaptive filtering.
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Fourier series: periodic signal decomposed into harmonics. Fourier transform: continuous signal to frequency domain representation. DTFT: discrete-time Fourier transform for discrete signals. DFT: discrete Fourier transform, finite length sequence, periodic in frequency. FFT: fast Fourier transform, O(N log N) algorithm for DFT computation.
Nyquist theorem: sample at twice the highest frequency to avoid aliasing. Aliasing: frequencies above Nyquist fold back, appear as lower frequencies. Anti-aliasing filter: lowpass filter before ADC to prevent aliasing. Interpolation: reconstruct continuous signal from samples using sinc function. Oversampling: sample faster than Nyquist, use decimation to reduce noise.
FIR: finite impulse response, always stable, linear phase possible. IIR: infinite impulse response, recursive, more efficient but can be unstable. Filter design: Parks-McClellan for FIR, bilinear transform for IIR from analog. Z-transform: discrete equivalent of Laplace transform, analyzes filter stability. Poles and zeros: determine filter frequency response and stability.
Periodogram: squared magnitude of FFT, basic power spectral density estimate. Welch method: average periodograms of overlapping segments, reduces variance. Windowing: reduce spectral leakage, trade resolution for dynamic range. Parametric methods: AR, ARMA models for spectral estimation.
| Pitfall | Fix |
|---|---|
| Aliasing from insufficient sampling rate | Sample at least twice highest frequency of interest |
| Spectral leakage distorting analysis | Apply appropriate window function |
| IIR filter instability | Check all poles inside unit circle |
| Circular convolution confusion | Use zero-padding for linear convolution via DFT |
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