Title:
Computer explorations in signals and systems : using Matlab
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Publication Information:
Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice Hall, 1997
ISBN:
9780137328680
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Summary
Summary
Book of computer-based exercises using MATLAB fills a need in the Signals and Systems market for a comprehensive set of computer exercises for use in an undergraduate course on signals and systems. Various levels of difficult cover the fundamentals. In addition to being a companion to Signals and Systems by Oppenheim & Willsky with Nawab, the book stands alone and is suitable for use in most introductory courses in signals and systems.
Table of Contents
| Features |
| Real-World applications and actual data actively engage the reader with concrete problems that reinforce intuition and critical thinking |
| Speech processing |
| Financial time series analysis |
| Stabilization of mechanical systems with feedback |
| Communication systems (AM, FM, FDMA, TDMA, SSB, Asynchronous demodulation) |
| Electrical circuits |
| FIR and IIR Filter design (frequency sampling, least squares, Butterworth, Parks-McCellan) |
| Automobile suspension |
| Image Processing |
| Telephony |
| A large number of problems (about 750) offer flexibility for the instructor, allowing the book to be used every semester without re-using problems |
| Problems are divided into Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced levels, ensuring mastery of the fundamental tools before exposure to applications and advanced concepts |
| Ten (10) Tutorial sections provide worked examples to expose students to the fundamental conceptual tools and MATLAB functions used in that chapter |
| Covers both continuous and discrete-time signals and systems |
| Contains a comprehensive index of topics covered |
| Exercises can be completed with the student edition of MATLAB 4.0 |
