The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing
Table of Contents
FOUNDATIONS
- The Breadth and Depth of DSP
- Statistics, Probability and Noise
- ADC and DAC
- DSP Software
FUNDAMENTALS
- Linear Systems
- Convolution
- Properties of Convolution
- The Discrete Fourier Transform
- Applications of the DFT
- Fourier Transform Properties
- Fourier Transform Pairs
- The Fast Fourier Transform
- Continuous Signal Processing
DIGITAL FILTERS
- Introduction to Digital Filters
- Moving Average Filters
- Windowed-Sinc Filters
- Custom Filters
- FFT Convolution
- Recursive Filters
- Chebyshev Filters
- Filter Comparison
APPLICATIONS
- Audio Processing
- Image Formation and Display
- Linear Image Processing
- Special Imaging Techniques
- Neural Networks (and more!)
- Data Compression
COMPLEX TECHNIQUES
- Complex Numbers
- The Complex Fourier Transform
- The Laplace Transform
- The z-Transform
Study Guide
Glossary
Index
- Covers all the major DSP topics
640 pages, over 500 figures, 40 programs
- Practical tips and solutions
Full of insider information and shortcuts
- Easy to design digital filters
Which one to use; how to get it running. Thousands of times better
performance than analog electronics!
- Only elementary math required
All the basic techniques and algorithms
are explained without complex numbers. Basic algebra is usually all
that's needed.
- Complex Techniques
Chapters 28-31 show how complex math can make the power of
DSP even greater. Clear explanations of this difficult topic.
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