Principles and Implementation of Digital Signal Processing (Revised Edition)

Author: Wu Zhenyang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book introduces the fundamental principles and implementation methods of digital signal processing, covering topics such as: discrete-time signals and systems; discrete transforms and their fast algorithms; the design and implementation of digital filters; digital signal processing hardware; multirate signal processing and discrete wavelet transforms, among others. The book's key features include minimizing the overlap with the "Signals and Systems" course content; adding knowledge on digital signal processing hardware; and introducing current research hotspots—wavelet (Wavelet) transforms—starting from the concept of multirate 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, covering topics such as: discrete-time signals and systems; discrete transforms and their fast algorithms; digital filter design; the implementation of digital signal processing systems; multirate signal processing and discrete wavelet transforms, among others. The book's key features include minimizing the overlap with the "Signals and Systems" course content; introducing knowledge on digital signal processing hardware; and specifically discussing the principles and applications of oversampling technology in multirate signal processing, as well as 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 majoring in electronic information and communication in universities, as well as faculty and students in automation, biomedical engineering, and mechanical engineering, and relevant technical personnel.