Lecture Slides for Signals and Systems (Version: 2016-01-25)

Michael D. Adams

Jan 2016 · Michael Adams

About this ebook

This document constitutes a detailed set of lecture slides on signals and systems, covering both the continuous-time and discrete-time cases.  Some of the topics considered include: signal properties, elementary signals, system properties, linear-time invariant systems, convolution, Fourier series, Fourier transform, Laplace transform, z transform, complex analysis, and partial fraction expansions.
 

Ratings and reviews

These lecture slides, and the associated textbook, are extremely well written and useful in learning the material. The content is presented in an approachable manner and a logical order, with extremely comprehensive examples and explanations. New content is carefully explained before being used in further examples, which serves to make the content more understandable. If you work through the textbook and lecture slides in order, you will be introduced to important topics in a logical order and end up with a great understanding of the material. Additionally, the availability of the slides and textbook for free is very helpful for students, especially considering the quality.

Very clear, thorough slides. The only tiny change that would be nice, would be, as a companion to the textbook, a bit tighter correlation between the two. I found quite a few discrepancies between the two, e.g., slightly different info, notation, stuff missing from one or the other, slight order changes.

With Michael Adams insisting on using his own electrical engineering website for all of his class work instead of any of the better systems it becomes necessary for all the lecture slides to be in one consolidated location. These slides are well written and once downloaded allow students to not have to go back to website.