Biomedical Signals, Systems and Instrumentation I

3 credits · Undergraduate Programs

Principles of signals and systems in the context of operating principles of biological systems at multiple physiological scales. Impulse response and convolution. Concept of frequency and time domains, Fourier and Laplace transforms for signal and system analysis. System analysis in the frequency domain. Difference equation representation of systems. Stability analysis. Sensors and actuators. Review of circuits and introduction to basic analog signal conditioning amplification and filtering. Noise and mitigation. Programming for signals and systems. Prerequisite(s): Engineering 225, Mathematics 375 and Physics 259. Antirequisite(s): Credit for Biomedical Engineering 388 and either Electrical Engineering 327 or 343 will not be allowed