Lecture 15, Discrete-Time Modulation | MIT RES.6.007 Signals and Systems, Spring 2011

[@MrQwertymnb]

It's just incredible how powerful sampling is, and how you can perfectly reconstruct the input waveform, if Nyquist's criteria is followed. Might seem trivial to most of you, but I'm wide eyed with wonder.

[@aSeaofTroubles]

One of the greatest lectures of all time.

[@199alexman]

22:00 start talking about Amplitude Modulation of A Pulse-Train Carrier :D

[@shehrybabuu]

These videos are just Amazing! I wonder why there haven't been enough views already?

[@findkip]

Odvious? What no that is not odvious in anyway cause I was never thinking I would have to know what this all is. But thank you MIT.

[@wahabkhan2557]

sir you are a lagend

[@199alexman]

thanks cousin :D

[@GagandeepSingh-ni7ec]

'hope that you can put it back together', lol

[@findkip]

Where is single sideband

[@albrix5]

He kinda sounds like Christopher Walken

[@shehrybabuu]

Can someone tell me when were these lectures recorded? and do they cover all the topics in second edition of the book by Professor Oppenhiem?

[@sonjak8265]

I would guess, in the eighties.

[@OMERAAZIZ]

1987

[@ВладимирКузнецов-ш5ц]

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