Signal and System Learning Guide and Solutions

Author: Rong Taiping
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book is written based on the teaching requirements of signal and system courses in higher education institutions and the basic requirements for postgraduate entrance examinations. The book comprehensively summarizes and summarizes systematic knowledge from basic theories to key content, including time-domain analysis of continuous-time systems, signal analysis and Fourier transform, frequency-domain analysis of continuous-time systems, Laplace transform and complex-frequency domain analysis of continuous-time systems, system function, time-domain analysis of discrete-time systems, z-transform and z-domain analysis of discrete-time systems, and state variable analysis of linear systems. Each chapter in the first nine chapters of the book includes three parts: learning points, typical examples, and self-assessment. The tenth chapter is the final examination questions for undergraduate signal and system courses and the signal and system entrance examination questions for master's degree candidates, as well as the answers to these questions. The examples and self-test questions in the book are mainly selected from "Signals and Linear Systems" (3rd Edition) by Guan Zhizhong, "Signal and Linear System Analysis" (3rd Edition) by Wu Dazheng, "Signals and Systems" (2nd Edition) by Zheng Junli, and "Signals and Systems" (2nd Edition) by Oppenheim (American) translated by Liu Shutang. Some questions are self-written by the authors. The writing of this book highlights basic concepts, basic theories, basic methods, and important conclusions, while paying attention to the overall knowledge structure of signals and systems as well as the ideas and skills of problem-solving. This book can be used as a learning reference book for undergraduate students in higher education institutions and candidates for postgraduate entrance examinations in electronic, information, communication, and other related disciplines. It can also be used as a review reference book for applicants seeking equivalent academic qualifications for electronic and communication engineering degrees.