Kuc Roman, "Introduction To Digital Signal Processing"
Bs Publications | 2008 | ISBN: 8178001683, 1441669493 | 487 pages | PDF | 13,7 MB
Bs Publications | 2008 | ISBN: 8178001683, 1441669493 | 487 pages | PDF | 13,7 MB
PREFACE
This book is intended to be used in the first course covering digital signal
processing and filter design, typically offered at the senior or first-year
graduate level in electrical engineering. The course is also appropriate for a
graduate course in departments other than electrical engineering, such as
geophysics and mechanical engineering, in which the analysis of discrete"time
data is performed. It is assumed that the student has had a course covering
Fourier series and LaPlace transforms on the level of the first linear circuits or
control systems course. This text also includes projects that require students to
write computer programs to accomplish signal processing projects. The student
should bO'familiar with some programming language 'such as FORTRAN,
BASIC, PASCAL, or C.
This book approaches digital signal processing and filter design in a novel
way, by presenting the relevant theory and then having the student apply it by
implementing signal processing routines on a computer. This mixture of theory
and application has worked successfully for the past six years' in teaching this
course at Yale University. With this approach, the students receive a deeper
and intuitive understanding of the theory, its applications and its limitations.
The text can accommodate a wide variety of courses. Currently, the
course on digital filters at the undergraduate level are taught primarily as a
theory course, with homework problems and exams to determine the course
grade. This book can be used directly in this type of course. However, the
course becomes much more interesting and enjoyable when students apply the
theory to write programs to perform signal processing tasks…
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