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Students

• are familiar with the mathematical basics of digital signal processing.
• understand when the process of sampling in the time domain in contrast to intuition is associated with no loss of information.
• are familiar with the effects and limiting factors associated with spectral analysis by means of DFT.
• are introduced to the basics of describing stochastic signals and processes.
• have special knowledge in the field of vector analysis and are thus able to describe the electromagnetic field.
• are familiar with the physical / atomistic foundations of electrical engineering and recognise the significance and fundamental importance of the Maxwell equations.

Charges and electrostatic field; polarisation and influence; current and stationary flow field; static magnetic field; magnetisation; time-dependent electromagnetic field; Rest and movement induction; electromotive force (EMF); retarded potentials; Coulomb gauge; Lorenz gauge; skin effect

Course examination according to § 7, statute section on "study-law regulations".

Will be discussed in the first lesson.

Positive completion of the Studies Induction and Orientation Stage.