Kalender

Welcome to the course introduction!

Please do not miss this lecture. After an overview, we will be creating the groups for the assignments and allocating the laboratory schedule. Assignments are done in groups of 2-3 students. The labs have no fixed groups, you just sign up for the available time slots.

It will help to buy the course book as soon as you can, for more info see "Literature".  

Almost all the lectures and tutorials will be given at TMH in the Fantum hall, but there are exceptions; please check the updated schedule carefully.

Sten Ternström

YES - we are going to Audiorama on Tuesday 12 Nov! Damian Murphy's lecture
will be held there, starting at 12.30 sharp and ending at 14.00. This will
cost us the lunch break, but it will give us all time to get there and back to
KTH without missing other lectures etc.


For directions, see [www.audiorama.se](http://www.audiorama.se) . From KTH it
is easiest to take the T-bana to Östermalmstorg, exit to Birger Jarlsgatan and
then walk past Nybrokajen, Grand Hotel and over the little bridge to
Skeppsholmen. After the bridge, turn left and follow the waterline until you
reach the building Torpedverkstaden. Allow at least 30 minutes to get there.

Please communicate this to other people in the class if you see them.

Sten & Damian 

A/D-D/A-conversion part 1. Sampling and quantisation for audio.

Pohlmann chapters 2-4 . S.T.

Hardware for audio part 1: IC's and buses for digital audio, construction examples (handout materials).

ST

We will have a round-table review of the current status of your group assignments, and you can discuss your questions and needs with Sten and with the other course participants. Also an opportunity to get the latest handouts and give feedback on the course so far.

Lab A and Lab C, in room 139 in the basement of LV24.

Please read through the lab descriptions carefully before coming.

Lab C only.

This time slot will not be used; we will go on a field trip next week instead, more info to follow. /Sten

Lab A and Lab C

Hardware for audio, part 2: transmission, cables, audio over networks. Hard disk drives and their properties that are particular to audio applications.

Audio in broadcasting: Guest lecturer Lars Jonsson, technical strategist at Sveriges Radio.