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== Description of the Project == |
== '''Description of the Project''' == |
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The project aim is to create an iPad simulation for the Signals and Systems |
The project aim is to create an iPad simulation for the Signals and Systems Course. This project have three submenus. |
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* Visualizations |
* Visualizations |
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* Drill Problems |
* Drill Problems |
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In Visualization part, program shows the some examples of the signals and convolutions. User can choose the filter and signal type for the simulation of convolution to understand the process for |
In Visualization part, program shows the some examples of the signals and convolutions. User can choose the filter and signal type for the simulation of convolution to understand the process for these systems. |
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In Explorations part, program record the voice from outside and use these signals as an input for filters. Filters are low-pass filter and high pass filter. User listen these output records after the filtering process or analysis with the graphs. |
In Explorations part, program record the voice from outside and use these signals as an input for filters. Filters are low-pass filter and high pass filter. User listen these output records after the filtering process or analysis with the graphs. |
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In Drill Problems, program shows some of the examples about the Signals and Systems |
In Drill Problems, program shows some of the examples about the Signals and Systems Course. |
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Prof. Mark FOWLER |
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Prof. Mark Fowler |
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Huseyin SULAR |
Huseyin SULAR |
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== Visualization Part == |
== '''Visualization Part''' == |
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Visualizations |
Visualizations |
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* System Model Relationships (CT & DT options) |
* System Model Relationships (CT & DT options) |
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== Exploration Part == |
== '''Exploration Part''' == |
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Explorations |
Explorations |
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* System Model Exploration |
* System Model Exploration |
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== Exploration Part - DFT Processing of Sinusoids (Multi-Player “Game”) == |
== '''Exploration Part - DFT Processing of Sinusoids (Multi-Player “Game”)''' == |
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Description: The game makes use of one player who is the Signal Generator (SG) and any number of other players who are the Signal Analysts (SA). The SG selects two frequencies and two amplitudes and the app then generates two sinusoids with those parameters and plays them as a sound. At the same time the SAs will receive the sound and use DFT processing to try to determine which frequencies were selected. SAs should strive to determine the frequencies while using the lowest number of samples… app should record the largest number of samples a user has tried in the current round of play. (i.e., each SA would strive to start with a low number of samples and work up from there… after “play” has finished each SA can show the number of samples they needed – that would be the largest they tried during play of that round). |
Description: The game makes use of one player who is the Signal Generator (SG) and any number of other players who are the Signal Analysts (SA). The SG selects two frequencies and two amplitudes and the app then generates two sinusoids with those parameters and plays them as a sound. At the same time the SAs will receive the sound and use DFT processing to try to determine which frequencies were selected. SAs should strive to determine the frequencies while using the lowest number of samples… app should record the largest number of samples a user has tried in the current round of play. (i.e., each SA would strive to start with a low number of samples and work up from there… after “play” has finished each SA can show the number of samples they needed – that would be the largest they tried during play of that round). |
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Technical Needs: The SG part needs code to generate the sum of two sinusoids and play it through the speaker. The SA part needs FFT code that allows the user to specify: (i) number of samples to use, (ii) a choice of “window” function to use (from a handful of choices), and (iii) how much “zero-padding” to use. Will need a way to zoom on peaks (finger-based zooming should be fine). Will need a way for user to determine the frequency at a desired peak (finger touch causes display of frequency and prompts if SA wishes to save this as one of their two frequencies). |
Technical Needs: The SG part needs code to generate the sum of two sinusoids and play it through the speaker. The SA part needs FFT code that allows the user to specify: (i) number of samples to use, (ii) a choice of “window” function to use (from a handful of choices), and (iii) how much “zero-padding” to use. Will need a way to zoom on peaks (finger-based zooming should be fine). Will need a way for user to determine the frequency at a desired peak (finger touch causes display of frequency and prompts if SA wishes to save this as one of their two frequencies). |
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Latest revision as of 06:16, 15 May 2012
SPRING 2012 - Senior Project
Description of the Project
The project aim is to create an iPad simulation for the Signals and Systems Course. This project have three submenus.
- Visualizations
- Explorations
- Drill Problems
In Visualization part, program shows the some examples of the signals and convolutions. User can choose the filter and signal type for the simulation of convolution to understand the process for these systems.
In Explorations part, program record the voice from outside and use these signals as an input for filters. Filters are low-pass filter and high pass filter. User listen these output records after the filtering process or analysis with the graphs.
In Drill Problems, program shows some of the examples about the Signals and Systems Course.
Project Members
Prof. Mark FOWLER
Huseyin SULAR
Visualization Part
Visualizations
- Complex Numbers & Complex Sinusoids
- System Properties
- Differential and Difference Equations
- First-Order Differential Equations & RC Circuits
- Recursive Solution of Difference Equations
- Convolution
- Convolution Illustrations
- Demo of FIR filter data flow
- Motor Speed Measurement using DT Convolution
- Fourier Analysis
- Fourier Series – Create, See, and Hear
- Understanding Negative Frequencies
- FT Pairs and Properties (CT & DT options)
- System Analysis using Frequency Response
- Sinusoid In – Sinusoid Out (CT & DT options)
- Frequency Response – Three Paths (CT & DT options)
- Sampling Theory
- Sampling Theory Illustration
- Sampling – Use in Systems
- DFT Processing
- Relationships between CTFT, DTFT∞,DTFTN, and DFT
- Illustrating Errors in DFT
- System Analysis
- Poles/Zeros and Transfer Function Plots (CT & DT options)
- Stability… Select Pole locations and see impact on impulse response (CT & DT options)
- Bode Plot (CT Only)
- Step Response (CT & DT options)
- System Model Relationships (CT & DT options)
Exploration Part
Explorations
- RC Circuit Response to Audio Signals
- DT Convolution – Pulses and Sinusoids
- DT Convolution – Filtering Audio Signals
- FT Properties
- CT Frequency Response – Effect on Audio Signals
- Measuring Room Impulse Response and Frequency Response
- Sampling Rate Effect on Audio Signals
- DFT Processing of Sinusoids (Multi-Player “Game”)
- DFT Processing of Audio Signals
- DT FIR Filter Design for Audio Signals
- System Model Exploration
Exploration Part - DFT Processing of Sinusoids (Multi-Player “Game”)
Description: The game makes use of one player who is the Signal Generator (SG) and any number of other players who are the Signal Analysts (SA). The SG selects two frequencies and two amplitudes and the app then generates two sinusoids with those parameters and plays them as a sound. At the same time the SAs will receive the sound and use DFT processing to try to determine which frequencies were selected. SAs should strive to determine the frequencies while using the lowest number of samples… app should record the largest number of samples a user has tried in the current round of play. (i.e., each SA would strive to start with a low number of samples and work up from there… after “play” has finished each SA can show the number of samples they needed – that would be the largest they tried during play of that round).
Technical Needs: The SG part needs code to generate the sum of two sinusoids and play it through the speaker. The SA part needs FFT code that allows the user to specify: (i) number of samples to use, (ii) a choice of “window” function to use (from a handful of choices), and (iii) how much “zero-padding” to use. Will need a way to zoom on peaks (finger-based zooming should be fine). Will need a way for user to determine the frequency at a desired peak (finger touch causes display of frequency and prompts if SA wishes to save this as one of their two frequencies).


