Signal Acquisition and Processing (3 ECTS)
Presentation
Description:
The main theme of this course is the message, its generation, transmission, reception (detection) and processing. The course covers analog and digital signal concepts, as well as the instrumentation chain, mainly through hands-on projects.
Objectives :
- Master the concepts of signal and message,
- Be able to find your bearings in time and frequency spaces,
- Master the basics of signal processing,
- Understand analog/digital conversion and vice versa,
- Understanding programming :
- algorithm development,
- mini-project management,
- Learn how to interface sensors/actuators via Labview.
Hourly volumes :
CM: 7.5 h
TD: 0 h
TP: 33 h
Field: 0 h
Prerequisites :
L3 in science or health.
Recommended prerequisites :
R.A.S
More information
Assessment of knowledge :
Continuous Integral Control (CCI).
Syllabus :
- Analog message :
- The notion of an informative message
- Properties of an analog signal
- Time fluctuations
- Associated frequency space (Fourier transform, Laplace transform)
- System transfer function
- Signal and noise
- Message processing :
- Amplifier
- Filters: high-pass, low-pass, band-pass
- Comparator
- Multiplier
- Oscillator
- Modulator - transmission elements
- The notion of an informative message
- Digital message:
- Switching from analog to digital messages
- Sampling rules (Shannon's theorem)
- Quantification
- Example of analog/digital converters
- Switching from digital to analog messages
- Message reconstruction
- Notion of digital filtering
- Notion of digital modulation
- Switching from analog to digital messages
- Get to grips with LabVIEW graphical programming software, with a particular focus on interfacing and controlling measuring instruments.
- Practical work :
- Sampling/Reconstitution
- Analog/digital conversion
- LabVIEW project
Contact
Manager: Gilles Despaux
Administrative contact(s): Claudie Fabry