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Biomedical Signal Processing

1. This 15-week course covers biomedical signal processing techniques including data acquisition, frequency analysis, filtering, sampling, time-dependent processing, and estimation of random signal parameters. 2. Major topics include modeling continuous and discrete-time signals, impulse response, frequency response, Fourier transforms, filtering, noise removal, and Z-transforms. 3. Student assessment consists of continuous evaluation through quizzes, assignments, tests, and laboratory work (50%) and a final examination (50%).

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Biomedical Signal Processing

1. This 15-week course covers biomedical signal processing techniques including data acquisition, frequency analysis, filtering, sampling, time-dependent processing, and estimation of random signal parameters. 2. Major topics include modeling continuous and discrete-time signals, impulse response, frequency response, Fourier transforms, filtering, noise removal, and Z-transforms. 3. Student assessment consists of continuous evaluation through quizzes, assignments, tests, and laboratory work (50%) and a final examination (50%).

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BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

LECTURER: ZARINA BT CHE AMIN


ROOM: MA001
COURSE: E6043
BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL
PROCESSING
BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

INSTRUCTIONAL WEEKS : 15
CREDIT HOUR(S) : 3
SYNOPSIS
Biomedical Signal Processing is an introduction to the digital
signal processing theory in the context of biomedical
applications. Major signal processing topics that are covered
include data acquisition, frequency domain analysis, filtering,
sampling, time-dependent processing, linear prediction,
basic probability, random signals and their interaction with
linear systems, estimation of random signal parameters, and
signal detection. These courses specifically focus on classical
analysis of cardiac, speech, and neural signals and cover the
physiologic origins of each of these signals.
BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

30 HRS THEORY : 30 HRS PRACTICAL


SUMMARY

1.0 INTRODUCTION TO THE NATURE OF


BIOMEDICAL SIGNALS (02: 02)
This topic discusses Biomedical Signals, typical sources of
Biomedical Signals and their relationships, the need for
signal processing, types of signals, framework for signal
processing and noise in Biomedical Signals

BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

2.0 MEMORY AND CORRELATION (04 : 04)


This topic covers the memory and correlation in Biomedical
Signals, the properties of operators and transformations, the
memory in a physical system, energy and power signals ,the
concept of autocovariance and autocorrelation for DT signals

3.0 THE IMPULSE RESPONSE (04 : 04)


This topic introduces impulse response and convolution form,
convolution for continuous-time systems, nonlinear system
and as Signal Processing, filtering process also relate the
Impulse Response to Differential Equation
BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

4.0 FREQUENCY RESPONSE (04 : 04)


This topic discusses the frequency response and filters, the
sinusoidal inputs to LTIC systems. Differentiate the series and
parallel filter cascades, frequency response of discrete-time
systems and nonlinear system.

5.0 MODELLING CONTINUOUS-TIME


SIGNALS AS SUMS OF SINE WAVES (04 : 04)
This topic covers the Orthogonal Functions, Sinusoidal Basis
Functions and the Fourier Series the Frequency Response and
Nonsinusoidal Periodic Inputs, Parseval’s Relation for Periodic
Signals, the Continuous-Time Fourier Transform (CTFT),
Filtering and the output response via the Fourier Transform
BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

6.0 RESPONSES OF LINEAR CONTINUOUS- TIME


FILTERS TO ARBITRARY INPUTS (04: 04)
This topic introduces the Laplace Transform, the conceptual
basis of the Laplace Transform, the properties of (Unilateral)
Laplace Transforms , inverse (unilateral) Laplace Transform,
the transfer functions, the feedback systems and the
Biomedical Applications of Laplace Transforms

7.0 MODELING SIGNALS AS SUMS OF DISCRETE-


TIME SINE WAVES (04 :04)
This topic emphasizes the Discrete-Time Sine Waves, Fourier
Transform of Discrete-Time Signals, Discrete Fourier
transform (DFT), the Parseval’s Relation for DT Nonperiodic
Signals, the output of an LSI System, the relation of DFS and
DTFT ,windowing, sampling and Biomedical Applications.
BSP/INTRO/13JUL09/6
BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

8.0 NOISE REMOVAL AND SIGNAL


COMPENSATION (04 : 04)
This topic exposes the noise removal and compensation, the
eigenfunctions of LSI Systems and the Z-Transform, the
properties of the Bilateral Z-Transform, the poles and zeros of
Z-Transforms, the Inverse Z-Transform, pole locations and
Time Responses, Unilateral Z-Transform, Digital Filters Using
Z-Transforms (DT Transfer Functions) and Biomedical
Applications of DT Filters and Digital Filtering

BSP/INTRO/13JUL09/7
BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

ASSESSMENTS
The module assessment is carried out in two
sections:
i. Continuous Evaluation - 50%
ii. Final Examination - 50%
This final examination is carried out at the end of a semester.

BSP/INTRO/13JUL09/8
BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

CONTINUOUS EVALUATION (50%)


This continuous evaluation is carries out
throughout a semester and comprises of the
following:
a. Quiz – minimum 5 20%
b. Assignment - minimum 3 25%
c. Tests – minimum 1 30%
d. Laboratory - minimum 5 25%
BSP/INTRO/13JUL09/9

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