Sensor Networks and Data Analysis (SNADA)
Sensor Networks and Data Analysis (SNADA)
Media for the School of Engineering course, Sensor Networks and Data Analysis (SNADA).
Sensing and data analysis is fundamental to all Engineering disciplines. It relies on a key understanding of sensor networks and how they communicate, resource and computation constraints, and an understanding of how data is sampled and then analysed. Signals are the output of sensors which have measured data, and this course gives an introduction to key signal analysis concepts.
Sensing and data analysis is fundamental to all Engineering disciplines. It relies on a key understanding of sensor networks and how they communicate, resource and computation constraints, and an understanding of how data is sampled and then analysed. Signals are the output of sensors which have measured data, and this course gives an introduction to key signal analysis concepts.
This course aims to introduce students to the fundamentals of Sensor Networks, Signal Processing, Communication, and Information Theory. The course aims to provide an insight into time domain and frequency domain analysis of continuous-time signals, and provide an insight into the sampling process and properties of the resulting discrete-time signals. The course then introduces the students to basic communication modulation techniques, as well as probability theory for analysing random signals. At the end of the module students will have acquired sufficient expertise in these concepts to appreciate how sensor networks and signal analysis can be used in a variety of disciplines.
For more information, see http://www.drps.ed.ac.uk/current/dpt/cxelee08021.htm
For more information, see http://www.drps.ed.ac.uk/current/dpt/cxelee08021.htm
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Distortion , Signals and Signal Processing
Signals - DISTORTION!
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Digital Carrier Modulation
Lecture 6_Digital Carrier Modulation
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Lecture 5_Digital Baseband Transmission_Line Coding
Lecture 5_Digital Baseband Transmission_Line…
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This video introduces students to the Sensor Networks and Data Analysis course. It discusses, at a high level, what a sensor network is, and various applications across…
Sensor Networks and Data Analysis Overview for…
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Describing signals - audio example
Describing signals - audio example
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Multiplexing
Lecture 4_Multiplexing
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Getting information from messy signals - Signal Processing
Getting information from messy signals - Signal…
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This short video demonstrates optical wireless communication using a visible light source.
Wireless Communication with Visible Light
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Sensors in Engineering - Where and what are they?
Sensors in Engineering - Where and what are they?
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Introduction to communication systems_Analogue Angle Modulation
Lecture 3_AngleModulation
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Introduction to communication systems_Analogue Modulation_part2
Lecture 3_LinearModulation_Part_2
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Introduction to communication systems_Analogue Modulation_part1
Lecture 3_LinearModulation_Part_1
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This Topic is a very brief introduction to the idea of native discrete-time signals, created as sequence of numbers, rather than viewed as a discrete-time…
Topic 46: Introduction to Discrete-Time Signals…
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This Topic uses the sampling theory developed in the previous topics to analyse what happens when a pure sinusoid is sampled. The Topic considers two approaches: a…
Topic 45: Sampling a Sinusoid (SNADA, Chapter 8)
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This Topic considers the concept of aliasing, which is signal distortion due to the spectral overlap of the spectral images that result from the sampling process.…
Topic 44: Under-sampling and Practical Data…
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