Electronics and numerical signals - 4EUS3ESN

Goal(s)

The purpose of this course is to provide theoretical and practical foundations for the inclusion of digital aspects in:

• the analysis and processing of measured signals,
• the design and implementation of electronic systems.

At the end of this course, students/apprentices will be able to:

• model an acquisition chain
• design and build an electronic circuit to meet specifications
• analyze the frequency content of a deterministic digital signal using DFT
• characterize a given digital filter
• design and implement a FIR or IIR digital filter meeting the required specifications

Responsible(s)

Pierre GRANJON

Content(s)

Design and implementation of electronic systems

• electronic circuit diagram design
• prototyping
• printed circuit board design, producing and testing
• performance analysis

Digital signal processing

• frequency representations (FT, DFT, ZT)
  application: spectral analysis with DFT
• linear and time invariant transforms
  application: digital filtering

3EUS1MAT Mathematics for Engineers, 3EUS2CTI Sensors and Signal Processing, 3EU2APP6 Cours d'approfondissement orientés filières

Test

Session 1
Final assessment (ET1): 50% 2h individual written exam [TNS] + 50% 1h individual exam on machine [TNS]
Continuous assessment (CC1): 1 group project [CERCE]

Session 2
Final assessment (ET2): new examination (ET2) to replace session 1 assessment (ET1)
Continuous assessment (CC2): no resit for continuous assessment, session 1 assessment retained (CC1=CC2)

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If remote teaching is mandatory

Session 1
ET= 1h individual remote MCQ / written exam [TNS] + 1h individual remote machine exam [TNS]
CC= 1 group project [CERCE ; simulations only, if enough face-to-face sessions are done at the beginning of the cycle].

Session 2
Final exam : new assessment (ET2) to replace session 1 assessment (ET1)
Continous assessment : session 1 assessment (CC1) retained, no resit for CC1

Calendar

The course exists in the following branches:

• Curriculum - Master's Degree in Engineering ASI - Semester 7

Additional Information

Course ID : 4EUS3ESN
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Bibliography

• Schaum's Outline on Digital Signal Processing, M. H. Hayes, McGraw-Hill, 1998
• Digital Signal Processing: Principles, Algorithms, and Applications, J. G. Proakis and D. G. Manolakis, 2007
• Principes d'électronique, A. P. Malvino et al., Dunod, 2008