DSP Workshop
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Digital Signal Processing: from math to metal
Welcome to DSP Workshop, where we take digital signal processing from theory to embedded implementation. This is a workshop, not a textbook. It covers fundamentals with care, builds working Python prototypes, and shows how the same algorithms land on real microcontrollers. Open questions are flagged, not papered over. Figure 1: A bat sends out an FM chirp and listens for echoes that come back buried in noise. Matched filtering compresses each echo into a sharp peak at the right range: a faint moth at 0.6 m, a branch at 1.5 m. One of the techniques you’ll learn here. New to DSP? Start…
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