Digital Signal Processing (Second Edition) Ding Yumei

Author: Ding Yumei
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book is a revised edition based on the 1994-published "Digital Signal Processing" (National Unified Textbook). It is a fundamental textbook on the basic theories and analysis of digital signal processing and belongs to the key planned teaching materials for electronic information majors at the ministerial level. The book consists of 10 chapters:
Chapter 1: Time-Domain Discrete Signals and Time-Domain Discrete Systems;
Chapter 2: Frequency-Domain Analysis of Time-Domain Discrete Signals and Systems, including Fourier Transform and Z-Transform;
Chapter 3 and 4: Discrete Fourier Transform and Fast Fourier Transform;
Chapter 5: Basic Network Structures and State Variable Analysis of Time-Domain Discrete Systems;
Chapter 6 and 7: Design of Infinite Impulse Response Digital Filters and Finite Impulse Response Digital Filters;
Chapter 8: Other Types of Digital Filters, including All-Pass Filters, Comb Filters, Lattice Filters, and Decimation and Interpolation Filters;
Chapter 9: Implementation of Digital Signal Processing, including Quantization Error Analysis, Software Implementation, and Hardware Implementation;
Chapter 10: Computer Experiments, including guidance for four experiments.
Each chapter includes exercises. This book can be used as a required textbook for undergraduate students in radio technology majors, or as a required or elective textbook for undergraduate and junior college students in related fields. It can also serve as a reference book for professionals in related technical fields on the fundamental theories of digital signal processing. To facilitate teaching and learning, a study guide for this book has been published, which contains solutions to the exercises.