Digital Signal Processing

Author: Ding Yumei Gao Xiquan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The book consists of 10 chapters. The first four chapters cover the theoretical foundations of digital signal processing, introducing time-domain discrete signals and systems, as well as the three important transforms of digital signal processing (Fourier Transform, Z-Transform, and Discrete Fourier Transform). Chapter 5 discusses the fast algorithms and applications of the Discrete Fourier Transform. Chapter 6 explains the principles and methods of analog signal digital processing. Chapter 7 covers the implementation structures of digital systems. Chapters 8 and 9 present the fundamental theory and design methods of digital filters, focusing on the design methods of IIR and FIR digital filters. Chapter 10 includes eight hands-on experiments based on the basic content of the book, along with the MATLAB functions used in the experiments. The book strives to select concise and essential material, emphasizing the explanation of fundamental concepts and guiding students to understand these concepts and master problem-solving methods through carefully designed examples. The filter section focuses on concepts and design methods, with minimal theoretical explanation and formula derivations. Each chapter is followed by exercises, and some chapters include hands-on problems. This book can serve as a required textbook for undergraduate majors in electronic information, computer applications, and related fields. Due to its strong theoretical and conceptual foundation, along with abundant exercises and experiments, it can also be used as a reference for relevant technical professionals. To facilitate teaching and learning, a companion book titled "Synchronous Learning Guide for Digital Signal Processing" will be published subsequently.