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Signal
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Sophocles
J.Orfanidis
Introduction
to Signal Processing
Prentice
Hall - 1995 |
Reference
Book
 This
new, fresh and pleasant book covers any contemporary
aspect of the fundamentals of signal processing. Not only
filters, DFT and FFT , transforms, but also the decimation
and oversampling processes, and typical musical effects
and tricks, like waveform Generators, Delays, Echoes,
Reverbs, Flangers, Phasers and so on. It does not neglect
also audio A/D and D/A subjects, in a very up-to-date (for
a book) way. A candidate for your "livre de chevet".
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A.V.
Oppenheim, R.W. Schafer
Discrete-Time
Signal Processing
Prentice
Hall Press - 1989 |
Reference
Book
It
is a classical book, covering any signal processing topic
like quantization, z-transforms, DFT and FFT transforms,
and in-deep numerical filtering. But you can find some
other classical topic like Hilbert transforms, and a
discussion of the omeomorphic signal processing (the
famous "CEPSTRUM"). It is a basic book, and none
involved in the signal-processing field can ignore it. But
we confess to find it a little boring. May be because it
is an elderly in the field, or because of its very long
explanations about formalism, and very few insights on
concepts and ideas.
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John
G. Proakis, Dimitris G. Manolakis
Digital
Signal Processing: Principles, Algorithms, and Applications
Prentice Hall Press - 1996 |
Reference
Book
Is
fame is to be a good introductory book which covers the fundamentals of
the signal processing. Students like its clear and straightforward
explanations. A very important book on Signal processing.
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James
O. Broesch
Digital
Signal Processing Demystified
Independent
Pub Group Bk&Cd-Rom edition - 1997 |
FOR
THE VERY BEGINNER
Not Classified
An easy, gentle and practical introduction to Digital Signal Processing.
Within the book you will find a software DSP laboratory with which you
will do make experiments (FFT, Filtering, and so on). The book is very
introductory, so do not look for in-deep explanations or design methods.
Unfortunately, demystifying Signal Processing it isn't so easy. For
beginners.
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