Digital Signal Processing Guide · Teaching · Learning · Examination

Author: Yu Bianzhang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book can be used as a reference for readers applying for master's degree programs, as well as an auxiliary textbook for undergraduate and college students studying Digital Signal Processing courses. The book is designed as an auxiliary textbook focusing on the fundamental principles and algorithms of Digital Signal Processing. The main content is divided into six parts: Theoretical Analysis of Time-Domain Discrete Signals and Systems, Z-Transform, DFT and Its Fast Algorithms, Digital Filter Design, Discrete Random Signal Processing, and Finite Word Length Effects in Digital Signal Processing. Each chapter is structured into four sections: Key Concepts, Selected Examples, Exercises, and Selected Answers to Exercises. All chapter exercises include reference answers. The appendix collects recent entrance examination questions from key universities in China over the past two years, along with two sets of mock exams. Reference answers are provided for both the examination questions and the mock exams.