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IEEE TELLsIEEE hosts a series of Tiny Electronic Learning Lectures (TELLs) where upperclassmen and graduate students demonstrate an interesting technology. TELLs are recorded and published online to benefit the Hopkins and Internet communities. Videos are published in MPEG-4 H.264 format. For best playback, use VLC Media Player or Quicktime.
Non-Linear ControlsHassan Mohy-ud-Din presents an elementary introduction to State-Space Representations, Stability, Lyapunov functions, and Limit Cycles. The talk, largely applications based, revolves around the design and analysis of Non-Linear Control Systems with emphasis on the dynamics of the system.
Hassan's slides Inverted Pendulum Video
Software DevelopmentKyle Fritz gives a whirlwind tour of tools that he has found to be "best of breed" in working with a variety of programming languages. The talk features examples from Java, JavaScript, Python, CSS, XML, HTML and introduces you to features that you should expect and demand in a development tool.
Kyle's slides and notes
Signal ProcessingSamuel Thomas and Sriram Ganapathy present signal processing concepts and how they can be carried out in MATLAB. Topics covered include analog to digital conversion, Fourier transforms, time domain vs frequency domain issues, and speech processing.
Circuits & InstrumentationShane Woolwine presents basic analog circuits and medical instrumentation. Topics covered include analog circuit components, RC circuits, filters, amplifiers, and detection of heart signals.
1.5x speed video - 92MB (right click, save as) Shane's presentation slides
PCB DesignJoseph Lin presents PCB (printed circuit board) design. Joseph demonstrates the entire design flow of making a PCB including making your own schematic and footprint libraries.
Medium resolution video - 174MB (right click, save as) PCB Artist software recommended by Joseph Joseph's presentation, example files, and libraries (right click, save as)
MicroprocessorsVenkatesh Srinivas presents microprocessors.
Medium resolution video - 73MB (right click, save as)
UnixShane Woolwine and Jeff Sooknarine present the basics of Unix and show useful commands and tools. Topics covered include X11 forwarding, static and dynamic port forwarding, emacs, vi, ls, ps, top, grep, cat, rm, mkdir, and screen.
High resolution video - 282MB (right click, save as)
MATLABAlex Sleighter presents the basics of MATLAB and uses image processing operations as an example. The focus of the presentation is on first time users.
High resolution video - 277MB (right click, save as)
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