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Digital Signal Processing Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+ Analogue vs. Digital Signals - Auditory perception = analogue signals stimulating the auditory system Digital signals = electronic equipment Main difference = continuity -analogue signals are continuous and defined at every instant in time -digital signals are discrete and defined at only certain instances in time Advantages of digital signals - - immune to degradation when copied - easier to apply signal processing - easier to store Analogue to Digital Conversion and Reconstruction (ADC) - Analog input (sound) ADC (sampler, discrete-time signal, quantizer)

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Digital Signal Processing Exam

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Analogue vs. Digital Signals - ✔✔Auditory perception = analogue signals

stimulating the auditory system

Digital signals = electronic equipment



Main difference = continuity

-analogue signals are continuous and defined at every instant in time

-digital signals are discrete and defined at only certain instances in time

Advantages of digital signals - ✔✔- immune to degradation when copied

- easier to apply signal processing

- easier to store

Analogue to Digital Conversion and Reconstruction (ADC) - ✔✔Analog

input (sound)

ADC (sampler, discrete-time signal, quantizer)


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, DSP (digital input to digital output - compression, wind noise filter, adaptive

microphones, etc.)

Reconstruction (DAC to low-pass filter)

Analog output

Sampling - ✔✔The first process in acquiring a digital signal

- measuring and storing the values of an analogue signal



- Obtained at regular rate as defined by the frequency (fs)



- Each time value associated with each sample can be calculated by

knowing then the period (ps=1/fs)

- Are "held" through the sample period

Sampling Process - ✔✔Produces a spectrum that repeats regularly



- Additional frequency components are introduced into the signal as a result

- The frequency components occur in a regular fashion and are "reflected"

about the y-axis (negative frequencies)

Sampling: Nyquist Theorem - ✔✔During reconstruction, typically filter out

the repeated versions of the spectrum



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