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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1278390
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25 April 1999
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discrete Fourier transforms
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\(z\)-transform
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digital signal processing
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Fourier series
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fast Fourier transform
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sampling theorem
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Laplace transform
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digital filters
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Hilbert transform
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amplitude modulation
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In this book, analog as well as discrete signals and transforms in digital signal processing are discussed. As is known, the treatment of linear time-invariant communication systems requires a systematic study of several transforms. First, the author presents some basic results on Fourier series and Fourier transforms (for integrable functions and distributions). The sampling theorem of Whittaker-Shannon is also handled. Then discrete and fast Fourier transforms are described. The Laplace transform is used for the solution of linear differential equations with constant coefficients and for the design of digital filters. The last chapters are devoted to the \(z\)-transform and the Hilbert transform, which is applied to amplitude modulation. This textbook is mainly written for students in electrical engineering, computer science and techno-mathematics.
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