DSP Digital Signal Processing
These courses develop the student's fundamental understanding of DSP theory. The practical aspects of signal processing techniques are stressed allowing DSP professionals to make their processing algorithms more efficient.
This three-day course is the beginner's best opportunity to efficiently learn DSP. Intuitive, nonmathematical explanations and well-chosen examples develop the student's fundamental understanding of DSP theory. The practical aspects of signal processing techniques are stressed over discrete system theory. Participants will leave with a collection of tricks-of-the-trade used by DSP professionals to make their processing algorithms more efficient.
Based on the instructors new book, this updated course covers complete information on the role of vital signal processing algorithms within the context of wireless applications.
The goals of RF power amplifier design are high efficiency and linearity. With modern cellular communications modulation formats such as LTE and WCDMA these goals are difficult to achieve simultaneously with traditional RF PAs, and high-efficiency architectures such as Doherty, Envelope Tracking, and so forth are becoming more commonplace. These PAs require an additional linearization system to achieve the mandated linearity specifications. The emergence of high-speed digital signal processing techniques has enabled the linearization to be accomplished in the digital signal domain, and digital pre-distortion (DPD) is now the preferred linearization technique.