digital signal processing: a practitioner ` s approach
kaluri v. rangarao, ranjan k. mallik
Synopsis "digital signal processing: a practitioner ` s approach"
this book is designed to be an easy-to-read, practical guide for practitioners and researchers requiring an accessible reference text on digital signal processing. the book is split into six self-contained chapters, allowing the reader to quickly locate and implement different aspects of the subject as required. the authors primarily introduce the concept of signal processing, providing information on types of signals, transformations (for example, the z-transform), parametric and nonparametric characterizations, and analog to digital conversions. next, they present the fundamental concepts needed for understanding systems using signal processing, like linearity, stability, stability, convolution, and linear system representations in time and frequency domains. there is also a description of the concept of noise and its significance in such systems. the following chapters are on digital filters (including popular digital filters, moving average filters and adaptive filters), fast fourier transforms and the realization of digital filters, such as fixed-point implementation and pipelining. finally, a chapter on case studies and research topics, like target tracking, frequency estimation and demodulation of fsk signals, gives the reader real-world examples of digital signal processing.