The signals-and-systems-PPU repository provides comprehensive course materials for Signals and Systems, including LaTeX lectures, interactive MATLAB applications, and examples. This project aims to help you grasp the fundamentals of signals and systems easily.

To get started with our content, follow the steps below to download and access the materials.

Visit this page to download: Release Page

1. Click on the link above.
2. You will see a list of available versions. Click on the latest version to open it.
3. Look for the downloadable files. These files typically include lecture notes, MATLAB apps, and examples.
4. Click on each file you wish to download. Your browser will start downloading them.

To run the interactive MATLAB apps, ensure you have:

• MATLAB (version R2018a or later recommended)
• TeX Live or any LaTeX distribution to compile documents
• Basic desktop computer (Windows, macOS, or Linux) that supports MATLAB

The lecture notes provide a comprehensive overview of key concepts in Signals and Systems. They cover various topics like:

• Convolution
• Fourier Series
• Signal Transformations

Each note is formatted using LaTeX for clarity and professionalism.

The interactive MATLAB applications allow you to explore concepts practically. You can visualize operations like convolution and Fourier transforms. These tools help you understand signals and systems dynamically.

Each topic comes with examples that demonstrate real-world applications of signals and systems. These examples use MATLAB scripts and can be run directly after downloading.

The materials cover various important topics, including:

• Convolution: Understanding how signals interact over time.
• Fourier Series: Analyzing periodic signals in terms of sine and cosine functions.
• Interactive Apps: Engaging and visual tools to grasp complex concepts with ease.

For any questions or support related to the materials:

• Check our Issues section on GitHub to see if your question is already answered.
• You can create a new issue if your question is not listed.
• Feel free to reach out through the GitHub discussions section for broader conversations.

We welcome contributions! If you have new materials or improvements, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch.
3. Make your changes and commit.
4. Submit a pull request.

This project uses the MIT License. You are free to use the materials, but please give proper credit to the authors.

• Download the latest release
• Issues Page
• Discussion Board

Explore, learn, and enjoy your journey through Signals and Systems with our materials!