The Principles and Implementation of Digital Signal Processing

Author: Wu Zhenyang (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book introduces the fundamental principles and implementation methods of digital signal processing, including: discrete-time signals and systems; discrete transforms and their fast algorithms; the design and implementation of digital filters; digital signal processing hardware; multi-rate signal processing and discrete wavelet transforms. The book's key features include minimizing the content duplicated with the "Signals and Systems" course; adding knowledge on digital signal processing hardware; and introducing current research hotspots, such as wavelet (Wavelet) transforms, starting from the concept of multi-rate signal processing. The book is accompanied by a rich selection of examples and exercises. This book introduces the fundamental principles and implementation methods of digital signal processing, including: discrete-time signals and systems; discrete transforms and their fast algorithms; the design of digital filters; the implementation of digital signal processing systems; multi-rate signal processing and discrete wavelet transforms. The book's key features include minimizing the content duplicated with the "Signals and Systems" course; introducing knowledge on digital signal processing hardware; specifically discussing the principles and applications of oversampling technology in multi-rate signal processing and introducing the concept of wavelet transforms through orthogonal mirror filter banks. The book is accompanied by a rich selection of examples and exercises, with experimental guides provided for most chapters. Target Audience: Undergraduate students in electronic information and communication-related fields in higher education, as well as faculty and students in automation, biomedical engineering, and mechanical engineering, and relevant technical personnel.