Good evening sir.. Can i know what is the application which is using DTFT?
rooyresh 2 months ago
I stand corrected.....see the previous lecture about 24 minutes into it...the professor derives an FIR recursively....similarly it is clear that at IIR can be derived non recursively...
rajatkmitra 3 months ago
By definition IIR is a recursive filter !!! FIR's are not recursive....
I don't think an IIR filter can be implemented non-recursively, can anyone give me a counter-example?
chingkui 3 months ago
BEST INTRO EVER
lednakashim 5 months ago
excellent
hanumatsp 6 months ago
You are excellent sir. I like your favorite upsampler too!
rajashraful 8 months ago
Sir You are an amazing Teacher..I have started loving DSP bcoz of u..I am really thankful to those who have uploaded vdo lectures for this course....
chand537 10 months ago
the indian universities always have such class animations
laalioj 1 year ago
is it just me or does this guy look like an indian Bill Murray?
alex3ff4rly 1 year ago 2
@alex3ff4rly he does! :D
kzawy 10 months ago
@alex3ff4rly I would have said Stevan Segal
approachapp 3 months ago
Stephan Segal
this lecture contains
1)conditions for fourier transform
2)examples of discrete fourier transform
3)properties of fourier transform
vijaysuri 1 year ago
Did you know that if you take the Fourier Transform of milk you will get paneer?
jpmorgan187 2 years ago 9
thank you
lilhalosoldier 2 years ago 2
love NPTEL
0553932057 2 years ago 6
In the example that was give, there is a mistake in the sequence. It should be symmetrical x[n]= [1/4,1,7/4,0,-7/4,-1,-1/4]
arsenalall 3 years ago 3
Good evening sir.. Can i know what is the application which is using DTFT?
rooyresh 2 months ago
I stand corrected.....see the previous lecture about 24 minutes into it...the professor derives an FIR recursively....similarly it is clear that at IIR can be derived non recursively...
rajatkmitra 3 months ago
By definition IIR is a recursive filter !!! FIR's are not recursive....
rajatkmitra 3 months ago
I don't think an IIR filter can be implemented non-recursively, can anyone give me a counter-example?
chingkui 3 months ago
BEST INTRO EVER
lednakashim 5 months ago
excellent
hanumatsp 6 months ago
You are excellent sir. I like your favorite upsampler too!
rajashraful 8 months ago
Sir You are an amazing Teacher..I have started loving DSP bcoz of u..I am really thankful to those who have uploaded vdo lectures for this course....
chand537 10 months ago
the indian universities always have such class animations
laalioj 1 year ago
is it just me or does this guy look like an indian Bill Murray?
alex3ff4rly 1 year ago 2
@alex3ff4rly he does! :D
kzawy 10 months ago
@alex3ff4rly I would have said Stevan Segal
approachapp 3 months ago
Stephan Segal
approachapp 3 months ago
this lecture contains
1)conditions for fourier transform
2)examples of discrete fourier transform
3)properties of fourier transform
vijaysuri 1 year ago
Did you know that if you take the Fourier Transform of milk you will get paneer?
jpmorgan187 2 years ago 9
thank you
lilhalosoldier 2 years ago 2
love NPTEL
0553932057 2 years ago 6
In the example that was give, there is a mistake in the sequence. It should be symmetrical x[n]= [1/4,1,7/4,0,-7/4,-1,-1/4]
arsenalall 3 years ago 3