Hugues Garnier, F. Collin
This document provides an overview of frequency-domain analysis of signals pertinent to transducers and sensors, emphasizing crucial concepts such as the discrete capture process, quantization, aliasing, and sampling. The objective is to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills for analyzing both discrete and continuous signals within linear systems. Methodology includes a structured approach to teaching, involving lectures, tutorials, and hands-on laboratory sessions, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of core topics like Z-domain analysis, Laplace analysis, Fourier series, and convolution. Results from student assessments indicate a significant improvement in the understanding of systems dynamics, difference equations, and system stability, alongside practical proficiency in using simulation tools such as MATLAB and Simulink. This blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application prepares students for advanced studies in automatic control and signal processing.
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