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 Digital Signal Processing (DSP) - A Crash Course
Digital signal processing is still a new technology and is rapidly developing.
Basically DSP is the representation of a signal by a sequence of numbers.
The numbers can then be manipulated or changed by a computing process to change or extract information from the original signal.
Often this includes the extraction of noise for example.
Bandpass shaping is another possible change that could be made.
In fact using DSP we can even...
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9/28/2007
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