Unit: Digital Signal Processing and Control (8232)
| Level: 3 | Credit Points: 3 | Contribution Band: 2 |
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Syllabus
This unit emphasises the practical aspects of designing and implementing digital signal processing and control systems. It also introduces the microprocessor and microcontroller within the microcomputer context. The unit is focuses on the analysis and design of closed-loop physical systems that contain digital computers. The computers are placed within the system to modify the dynamics of the closed-loop systems such that a more satisfactory system response is obtained.Prerequisite
Introduction to Software Engineering, and Introduction to Computer Engineering, and Electronic Systems.Learning Outcomes
After successful completion of this unit, students will be able to:- understand the basic concepts of digital processing and control;
- express their familiarity with microcontroller and microprocessor designs;
- apply both classical and modern control techniques of analysis;
- use linear time-invariant discrete-time system models; and
- deign and test a simple digital processing and control system.
Class Contact
3 hours lectures and 1 hour tutorial per week; plus 3 hour laboratory work (4 weeks).
Referenced Courses
- 106JA Bachelor of Engineering in Network and Software Engineering
