Springer Analog and Digital Signals and Systems

This book offers a systematic, comprehensive treatment of analog, discrete signal analysis and synthesis as well as an introduction to analog communication theory. It includes over 400 detailed examples with applications and over 400 homework problems. Review From the reviews:“This textbook presents the classical mathematical methods in signal processing. The theory is explained by numerous examples and figures. This book written for students in electrical engineering consists of 10 chapters and 3 appendices … . Each chapter closes with a short summary and numerous exercises.” (Manfred Tasche, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1200, 2011) From the Back Cover This is a comprehensive and cohesive presentation of analog and digital signal processing and filtering for electrical engineers.   The author covers the principle concepts of analog and digital signals, generalized Fourier series approximations with sinusoidal and non-sinusoidal functions, and analog convolutions and correlations.   Signals and linear system interactions, system stability and bandwidths are also discussed. Analysis and design of analog low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, band elimination filters, and delay line filters are discussed using operational amplifiers. Problems associated with nonlinear systems are included. Key features include: Discrete-time Fourier transforms SINC functions to illustrate the generalized Fourier series concepts One consistent notation scheme used throughout the book The author addresses the main concepts of digital signals, convolution, correlation and deconvolution. Digital filter designs using finite and infinite based impulse responses are presented along with their filter structures.  Also included is coverage of basic analog communications including AM, FM and multiplexing as well as simple digital modulations.  Example problems are presented in detail throughout the book and over 400 end of chapter problems are provided for further study.