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This is a course for the practicing engineer who needs to implement a digital servo, but is not an expert in either control theory nor Digital Signal Processing (DSP). The course contains material from both control theory and DSP, as well as numerous worked examples. The course emphasizes:
Barry has taught this course at both large and small corporations as well as the Oceans 2003 conference presented by Scripps Institute of Oceanography, UCSD, and the IEEE. HE also teaches the course in conjunction with the local Texas Instruments DSP marketing engineers.
A Simple Software Lowpass Filter Suits Embedded -System Applications Electronic Design News Magazine, May 25, 2006 You can build a useful digital filter even if your microprocessor doesn't have a multiply instruction. This article shows how to do it using just a couple of lines of fixed point C code. View A Simple Software Lowpass Filter Suits Embedded -System Applications
Enhance your Signal Processing Toolbox with Complex Notation Embedded Computing Magazine - March 2005 Complex exponentials, negative frequencies and the like can be intimidating, but in reality they are powerful engineering tools. This tutorial explains the basics of complex notation and then reinforces the basics with useful examples. This article was targeted at the embedded systems engineer or student who finds himself doing signal processing. |
