An absolvent is able to:
- compute a freguency spectrum of continuos periodic and non- periodic signal
- demonstrate an input-output description of linear continuos system
- decide about stability of linear continuous system
- compute a freguency spectrum of discrete periodic and non- periodic signal
- demonstrate an input-output description of linear discrete system
- decide about stability of linear discrete system
- convert continuous system on discrete system

Differential and integral calculus one variable, Fourier series, Fourier transform, linear differential equations, Laplace transform, linear difference equation, Z transform.

• compulsory prerequisite
  • Mathematics 2
  • Mathematics 1

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Jura P.: Signály a systémy. Elektronické skriptum, část I, II, III, třetí opravené vydání, 2016 (CS)

Teaching methods include lectures with demonstrations of practical computations, and computer labs. Students have to write 4 tests during the semester and draw up 1 individual project.

20 points for 4 small tests during semestr
10 points for individual project
50 points for semestr written exam
20 points for semestr oral exam

Czech

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Introduction, motivation, continuos time signals.
Fourier transform, frequency spectrum.
Linear, continuous-time systems, differential equation, Laplace transform.
Transfer function, zeros and poles, frequency response.
Frequency characteristics of the linear system.
Step response, impulse response.
Stability of the continuous-time systems.
Discrete-time signals, sampling of the continuous-time signal.
Discrete Fourier transform, the spectrum of the discrete time signal.
Discrete-time system, difference equation, Z transform.
Transfer function, zeros and poles, frequency response, frequency characteristics.
Step response, impulse response. Stability of the discrete systems. Discretization of continuous-time systems.

To acquaint with the fundamentals of signals and systems with the continuous and discrete time. To learn to apply the fundamentals to real signals and systems.

The content and forms of instruction in the evaluated course are specified by a regulation issued by the lecturer responsible for the course and updated for every academic year.

13 hours, compulsory