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Signal Studio - Task 1 DSP

About

Sampling Studio is a webapp that depicts signal sampling and recovery while emphasising the significance and validation of the Nyquist rate.

Team Members

Name Section
Aya Sameh Ahmed 1
Mohamed Hashem Abdelwareth 2
Mina Safwat Samy 2
Yehia Said Ahmed 2

How to run

  1. Clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/YehiaSAhmed/DSP_Task1_Team28
  1. Navigate to repository directory
$ cd DSP_Task1_Team28
  1. install project dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
  1. Run the application
streamlit run app.py

libraries

  • streamlit
  • pandas
  • numpy
  • plotly.express
  • plotly.graph_objs
  • matplotlib.pyplot

Features

This web app allows user to

  • Load and plot a CSV Signal or compose and mix their own Sinusoidals.
  • Sample a signal with varying sampling frequency and reconstruct the sampled points.
  • reconstruct a signal with either normalized frequency (with a range from 1 to 5fmax) or another frequency number (in Hz).
  • Visualize Interactive plots (zoom , pan, slice, and download as images). 
  • View and Hide each curve on the same graph.
  • Add or remove sinusoidal signals (sin or cosine) of varying frequencies and magnitudes.
  • Add or remove noise with a variable SNR level.
  • Save signal as csv file extension.

Preview

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Load CSV

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Compose and mix sinusoidals

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View and hide different curves

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Zoom and pan

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View in fullscreen

Screenshot (349)

Add noise

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