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Understanding Digital Signal Processing
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Achieves the balance between practice and mathematics, making Digital Signal Processing accessible to beginners, and offering systematic practical guidance for day-to-day problem-solving. This second edition is appropriate as a supplementary (companion) text for any college-level course covering digital signal processing.
Hardcover, 665 pages
Published
March 25th 2004
by Prentice Hall
(first published 1996)
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One of the best textbooks I've read. The author's tone is fantastic. Here's an example: "Unfortunately, many authors make a statement like 'and we know that,' and drop [equations] on the unsuspecting reader who's expected to accept these expressions on faith. Assuming you don't have a Ph.D. in mathematics, you may wonder what arithmetic sleight of hand allows us to arrive at [these equations]."
The book is very well balanced. When it explores key equations or identities in detail, it provides int ...more
The book is very well balanced. When it explores key equations or identities in detail, it provides int ...more
Lots of books are titled, "Understanding..." but this one actually works. I have read what I needed from chapters 1-5, 8 and the layout and explanations are exceptional to the point where a nincompoop like me can understand what is going on.
Anybody interested in DFTs, complex numbers, the imaginary plane, and quadrature need no longer wonder what the hell is going on. This book explained imaginary numbers and phasors better than any of the math books I currently own.
A great text book and interes ...more
Anybody interested in DFTs, complex numbers, the imaginary plane, and quadrature need no longer wonder what the hell is going on. This book explained imaginary numbers and phasors better than any of the math books I currently own.
A great text book and interes ...more
supergentle intro to dsp
This is the best book on DSP for practicing engineers. If you need to implement a solution to a DSP problem or use the FFT, this book provides all the information you need to know. It has a very practical focus, which is a relief compared to most DSP resources.
This book is very good.
Very Good Book in DSP.
Very good DSP book. Explains the DFT very well, also introduces the convolution in a very creative way, in the discussion of FIR filters.
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