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Demonstrations in signals, systems and controls by Wilson J. Rugh, et. al at Johns Hopkins University. Three modules are recognized as the Premier Courseware of 2001. Demonstrations in Signals, Systems and Control is a set of web-based modules that supplements instruction through learning both inside and outside the engineering classroom. The website contains numerous Java applets covering a wide range of concepts in signals, systems and control.
Submitted Jun 26, 2002
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| Joy of Convolution
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A Java applet that performs graphical convolution of continuous-time signals on the screen. Select from provided signals, or draw a signal with the mouse. Includes an audio introduction with suggested exercises.
Submitted Dec 01, 1999
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| Fourier Series Approximation
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A Java applet that displays Fourier series approximations and corresponding magnitude and phase spectra of a periodic signal. You can select from provided signals, or draw a signal with the mouse.
Submitted Dec 01, 1999
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| JSyn - Java Audio Synthesis
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Audio Software Synthesis API and Plugins for Java
Submitted Nov 11, 2001
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| SampleMania
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A Java applet for signal sampling at various sampling frequencies, and signal reconstruction from samples using various low-pass filter cutoff frequencies. Select from provided signals, or draw a signal with the mouse. This demonstration labels frequency in units of radians per second.
Submitted Dec 01, 1999
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| Discrete-Time Fourier Series
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The site includes two Java applets for exploring the discrete-time Fourier series. You can
sketch one period of a period N = 5 discrete-time signal with the mouse and observe the magnitude and phase spectra, and the behavior of the corresponding complex frequency components. Alternatively, you can sketch the amplitude and phase spectra and observe the frequency components and the discrete-time signal. The second applet handles signals up to period N = 32, but does not display the individual frequency components. Includes suggested exercises.
Submitted Dec 01, 1999
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| Joy of Convolution (Discrete Time)
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A Java applet that performs graphical convolution of discrete-time signals on the screen. Select from provided signals, or draw a signal with the mouse. Includes an audio introduction with suggested exercises.
Submitted Dec 01, 1999
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| Demonstration of Aliasing of a Sinusoidal Signal(Java 1.1 version)
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The applet demonstrates graphically how an undersampled sinusoidal signal appears as though it has a lower "alias" frequency.
Submitted Nov 22, 1999
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| Demonstration of Aliasing of a Sinusoidal Signal(Java 1.02 version)
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The applet demonstrates graphically how an undersampled sinusoidal signal appears as though it has a lower "alias" frequency.
Submitted Nov 22, 1999
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| Interactive Lecture Module: Harmonic Phasors and Fourier Series
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A Java applets, a technical presentation on the screen, and RealAudio comprise an interactive introduction to phasors, rotating vectors in the complex plane. Phasors are used illustrate basic characteristics of Fourier series, including convergence properties, Gibbs effect, and windowing.
Submitted Dec 01, 1999
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| Interactive Lecture Module: Continuous-Time LTI Systems and
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A combination of Java Script, RealAudio, technical presentation on the screen, and Java applets that is used at Johns Hopkins to complement classroom lectures on the discrete-time case.
Submitted Dec 01, 1999
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