Digital Signal Processing Basics and Nyquist Sampling Theorem

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this is what perfect educating is like ..regardless how complicated the material is it should be presented like this..

[@AntPDC]

You are a natural educator Jim. Thanks for this beautifully put together exposition. Best wishes.

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[@TheFesta01]

Hello - i'm a stupid person, I enjoyed your video and I found it quite digestible even with my feeble brain. Visual aids and comparisons help greatly - Cheers : )

[@foxface101]

"Lassie calls the SWAT Team" -- loled on that, classic

[@DweebsUnited]

You had me from the introduction. You sir, are awesome.

[@Mario-nl3mb]

such a great video - you really pulled it all together nicely. Just what I needed.

[@SmileEVERYDAYlaugh]

Thanks :) Your explanations are excellent! I will be looking into and attempting to understand DSP this summer, so I think I am going to find your content very helpful! Thanks for your time and knowledge.

[@vinayn9110]

great introduction to signal processing !!

[@Amit6802]

Just amazing.. Thank you for making this video. Are there any more DSP videos that you've made? I'm in great need of such awesome tutorials :D

[@Kaneneville]

Damn I wish I could find this video when I was in college.

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Totally Awesome lecture

[@ege1993]

perfect video! thanks for that

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[@xerocool2109]

40Khz is not twice the maximum frequency(20Khz) ?

[@MugiwaraSuponji]

i cant stop laughing at the first 30 seconds

[@sumairamushtaq3145]

sir why Amplitude is 1/3 r 1/5? i havn't understand it?

[@adriankontny629]

Mistake in a first picture shown :)

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[@vincentcabanayan3329]

20 to 20khz is not audible range of human hearing.. it is the audio frequency that a speaker should have to have a audible sound

[@roygertel]

Too bad that the sound in your videos is too bad: 1. It's difficult to understand what you are saying 2. It's not comfortable over time to hear what you're saying As a result of the two above, it's hard to learn anything from your tutorials