signals Flashcards

1
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signals

A

variations of a physical quantity that encode information

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2
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continuous

A

their level is known always and everywhere

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3
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analog

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their level is a infinite-precision real number

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4
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period signal properties

A

volume
duration
period
frequency

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5
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DC component or mean value

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6
Q

speech

A

1D continuous analog time signal

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7
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attenuation

A

gradual reduction of the amplitude of a signal

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8
Q

image

A

2D continuous time signal

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9
Q

digitisation

A

sampling + quantisation

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10
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sampling

A

process of measuring a continuous signal at isolated, equally spaced moments in time

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11
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quantisation

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representing real numbers with a finite number of bits

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12
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digital signal

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non-continuous, changes in individual steps, takes discrete values

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13
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ADC

A

device that preforms digitisation

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14
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DAC

A

device that preforms reconstruction; needed for controlling the actuators

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15
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reconstruction

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reassembling an analog signal from the digital samples

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16
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A/D resolution

A

refers to the number of bits used to represent the amplitude of an analog signal in a digital form after analog-to-digital conversion, determines the number of possible outputs
N=2^R, R-bits

17
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sampling frequency

A

number of samples per second

18
Q

vin

A

input analog voltage

19
Q

vref

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analog reference voltage

20
Q

pixel

A

a discrete point in 2D space

21
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spatial reosolution

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number of pixels per each direction

22
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colour reoslution

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number of bits used to express the colour of a pixel

23
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binary image

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one bit per pixel

24
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gray scale image

A

8 bits per pixel

25
Q

RGB

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24 bits per pixel

26
Q

The Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem

A

minimal sampling rate is 2fmax-the Nyquist sampling frequency

27
Q

for a good reconstruction it is recommended to use _________

A

10fmax

28
Q

aliasing

A

effect of undersampling, can lead to the misinterpretation or distortion of the signal

29
Q

alias frequencies

A

false frequencies resulted after reconstruction

30
Q

oversampling

A

bigger storage requirements