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TK5101.83.ELS FCT 85666 Understanding telephone electronics TK5102.5.ELS FCT 85432 Handbook of digital signal processing TK5102.5.ELS FCT 85512 Multiresolution signal decomposition TK5102.5.ELS FCT 85564 Practical digital signal processing for engineers and technicians TK5102.9.ELS FCT 85289 A wavelet tour of signal processing TK5102.9.ELS FCT 85363 Digital signal processing TK5102.9.ELS FCT 85365 DSP integrated circuits

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The aim of this book is to introduce the general area of Digital Signal Processing from a practical point of view with a working minimum of mathematics. The emphasis is placed on the practical applications of DSP: implementation issues, tricks and pitfalls. Intuitive explanations and appropriate examples are used to develop a fundamental understanding of DSP theory, laying a firm foundation for the reader to pursue the matter further. The reader will develop a clear understanding of DSP technology in a variety of fields from process control to communications. * Covers the use of DSP in different engineering sectors, from communications to process control * Ideal for a wide audience wanting to take advantage of the strong movement towards digital signal processing techniques in the engineering world * Includes numerous practical exercises and diagrams covering many of the fundamental aspects of digital signal processing.

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