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- From: lake@cwjcc.INS.CWRU.Edu (Dr. Robin Lake)
- Subject: Re: teaching DSP with matlab
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- Date: Wed, 29 Jul 92 20:30:05 GMT
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- In article <sjreeves.920729140430@fourier.ee.eng.auburn.edu> sjreeves@eng.auburn.edu (Stan Reeves) writes:
- >
- >I would like to use Matlab in teaching a DSP course. I was wondering if
- >anyone else out there has used Matlab for this purpose and would be
- >willing to share tutorial info, problem sets, and/or m-files with me.
- >Also, if anyone knows of a book that would have this kind of info, I'd
- >appreciate a reference. Thanks.
- >
- >
- >--
- >Stan Reeves
- >Auburn University, Department of Electrical Engineering, Auburn, AL 36849
- >INTERNET: sjreeves@eng.auburn.edu
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-
- There is a Signal Processing Toolbox available from The Math Works. It
- claims:
- Digital and analog filter design
- Spectrum analysis
- Convolution, correlations, and FFT analysis
- 1-D and 2-D signal processing.
-
- Costs $295. Consists of a set of m-files and a reasonable set of
- documentation, certainly NOT tutorial in nature.
-
- Students would need to learn some MatLab in order to import the data and
- perform the DSP analyses. Not too bad a task. Could be done in 2 class/lab
- sessions.
-
- There are other Toolboxes available from The Math Works. Call Peter
- Tarbox at 508-653-1415.
-
- There is a Higher Order Spectra Toolbox (expensive) from United Signals
- and Systems, Inc. A set of lecture notes is available, but this is truly
- at an advanced graduate level, IMHO.
-
- We are using the Signal and System Identification Toolboxes for production
- work on a Mac Quadra. This is not a bad approach, particularly if you
- have Excel plus a UNIX box networked in. Lots of data manipulation gets
- done and the MatLab tools produce the final results. The graphs can be
- captured and manipulated as PICTS with SuperPaint, then pasted into a
- Word document. Not as nice nor as flexible as AVS, but the work pours out!
-
- Rob Lake
- BP Research
- lake@rcwcl1.dnet.bp.com
-