Digital signal analysis
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Bibliographic Information
Digital signal analysis
（Prentice Hall signal processing series）
Prentice Hall, c1990
2nd ed., Prentice-Hall international ed
Available at 4 libraries
Note
Diskette enclosed inside back cover in pocket; for use on IBM PC and other compatible systems
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Maintaining the approach to digital system analysis of the first edition, this volume begins by relating continuous and digital signals to the process of sampling and then examines the techniques of digital signal analysis and processing. The text includes an expanded library of portable modules in FORTRAN-77. These modules cover applications and are designed to be used to perform useful operations in practice as well as to demonstrate the signal processing operations described in the text. There are revised chapters on discrete transforms, FIR and IIR filtering and spectral estimation as well as new chapters on the z-transform and least-squares system design. Included are also discussions of lattice structures and parametric spectral estimation and two appendices on Laplace and z-transforms and computing algorithms in FORTRAN-77.
Table of Contents
- Review of least squares, orthogonality and the Fourier series
- review of continuous transforms
- transfer functions and convolution
- sampling and measurement of signals
- the discrete Fourier transform
- the fast Fourier transform
- the z-transform
- non-recursive digital systems
- digital and continuous systems
- simulation of continuous systems
- analogue and digital filter design
- review of random functions
- correlation and power spectra
- least-squares system design
- random sequences and spectral estimation.
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