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Several users are seeking websites that offer audio or video downloads of lecture notes specifically in digital communications, signal processing, or wireless propagation. One user mentions a past resource from MIT but finds it unavailable on their electrical engineering site. Another suggests checking a sticky thread in the Electrical Engineering forum titled "Useful EE Links and Search Engines" for potential resources. The discussion emphasizes the need for accessible educational materials in these specialized fields. Users are encouraged to share any relevant links or resources they may find.
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Would anyone know any good websites on the net that have audio or video downloads of lecture notes on digital communications, signal processing or wireless propagation ?

I recalled that MIT used to have one, but a brief search of their elec eng website revealed nothing.

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JamesGoh said:
Would anyone know any good websites on the net that have audio or video downloads of lecture notes on digital communications, signal processing or wireless propagation ?

I recalled that MIT used to have one, but a brief search of their elec eng website revealed nothing.

thanks

Check out the links waht posted in the stickie thread at the top of the EE forum, "Useful EE Links and Search Engines". Do any of those help?
 
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