Digital Signal Processing
2004-05

This 8-h lecture course is an introduction into Digital Signal Processing specifically aimed at third-year Computer Science students. Lectures are 2005 April 28 to May 24, 12:00-13:00 in Lecture Theatre 2.

Study materials:

• DSP slides (2up, 4up)
• MATLAB introduction slides (2up, 4up)

Solution notes (access limited to current Part II students after end of lectures):

• Example solutions for the MATLAB exercises
• Example solutions for some of the DSP exercises
• Exam 2004 Paper 7 Question 10

Demonstration materials:

• Forever rising tones illusion (lecture 2)
• Zoneplate sampler (lecture 4)
• stars-blurred.png, stars-psf.png (exercise 7)
• touchtone.wav (exercise 8 (b))
• Touchtone specification: ITU-T Q.23 and Q.24

Related links:

• This course is only a brief introduction into the basics of Digital Signal Processing. For in-depth coverage, have a look at the entire series of courses taught on the same subject in the Engineering Tripos:
  • Probability and Signal & Data Analysis (Part IB, Paper 7, Section C)
  • Module 3F1 – Signals and Systems (Part IIA)
  • Module 3F3 – Signal and Pattern Processing (Part IIA, lecture notes: Dr Godsill, Dr Doucet)
  • Module 4F7 – Digital Filters and Spectrum Estimation (Part IIB, lecture notes: Dr Godsill)
• comp.dsp FAQ

Information for supervisors (ask lecturer for password)