Digital Signal Processing: Principles and Practice

Author: Fang Yong
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Features: This book aims to transform traditional teaching methods by comprehensively and systematically introducing the fundamental theories and basic methods of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) while emphasizing practical applications. Through numerous application examples, it helps students establish a connection between theory and practice, and introduces MATLAB software into the teaching process. The combination of theoretical instruction and experiments enhances students' understanding of fundamental knowledge and cultivates their ability to apply theory to solve real-world problems. The book is divided into five chapters: Chapter 1 introduces the basic concepts of digital signals and systems, as well as digital signal processing; Chapter 2 covers the fundamental tools of digital signal processing: Fourier Transform and Analysis; Chapter 3 discusses the basic theories and design methods of digital filters; Chapter 4 briefly introduces another effective tool for modern digital signal processing—Wavelet Transform and Analysis; and Chapter 5 provides an overview of the characteristics and methods of hardware implementation in digital signal processing. Teaching content can be selectively arranged for classroom instruction, experimental teaching, and post-class reading. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in information, communication, and electronic engineering majors studying digital signal processing, as well as a reference for engineers and technicians engaged in digital signal processing work.