Personally, I think this book is very good, which introduces linear systems and signals well. Can be applied to communication,

Major in circuit and control.

Although it is a good introductory book, the layout of this book is from shallow to deep, but the story is very simple. I know

After reading the whole book, I feel I have a deep understanding. Reading this book is like reading a novel. For the introduction of the theme,

Often from its historical development, let you know its ins and outs. Unlike domestic books, it is a theorem.

Law. At the same time, every time you complete the knowledge points in a book, there will be suitable examples to deepen your understanding.

This book gives me the feeling that the author thoroughly digested a dish and mastered it.

How to cook, and then tell you how to do it, but if you cook it yourself, the dishes you make may be different.

But you have mastered the method. The most fundamental thing is that you have mastered it, and it is up to you to decide what to cook. Unlike a country

In the textbook, you have to cook the same dishes to learn how to cook.

This book describes the general principles of linear systems, signal analysis and processing, such as Fourier transform and Laplace transform.

Transform, Z transform, Hilbert transform and so on. From continuous signal to discrete signal, in short, it is done at one go.

There seems to be no mutation in the middle.

For beginners, this is a good introductory book, and for people with depth, this is an excellent reference book.

Highly recommended. To tell the truth, Lathi's books will have a new feeling every time you read them, and there will always be freshness when you read them.

2. Fundamentals of Statistical Signal Processing,

Volume I: Estimation Theory-Steven M Kay

3. Fundamentals of Statistical Signal Processing,

Volume II: Detection Theory "-Steven M Kay"

These two books are Kay's masterpieces. I only read the first volume, because the library only has the first volume: P

These two books were written later than those of Van Tries, so their contents are relatively new. The author's style is very rigorous, and this book

The derivation in is extremely strict. Can yet be regarded as a rigorous scholar style! Although the derivation is strict, this book

It is not only about mathematics, but also very close to engineering application. This is the characteristic of this book.

These two books are the epitome of statistical signals. This book is necessary if you are interested in this field.

4. Modern Spectrum Estimation: Theory and Application

-Steven M. Kay

This book was written earlier, in the 1980s. But it is still praised today. A must-read for studying spectral analysis.

Books. The style of this book is the same as Kay's, as detailed above.

Another feature is that this book is applied, and there are many routines attached to it, which provide the calculation of spectral analysis.

Method, but using Basic language, you can only spend some effort to understand the conversion to C language (world

There is no fish without thorns. It takes some effort to pick thorns, hehe. I used to use Basic, so.

The obstacle is not big, hee hee.

5. Introduction to Signal Detection and Estimation

-H. Vincent Poole

This book is the teaching material of the specialized course of statistical signal processing in Princeton University, which can be seen theoretically.

Very long. I don't think there is much involved in engineering application. The theoretical algorithm is thorough. The inference in the book is true.

Very rigorous, impeccable. I think it is suitable for graduate students. Although it is an introduction, it is general.

The theoretical level of undergraduates is quite different from that of Princeton University (I don't mean to belittle our country

College students, you can't accept the theoretical level of Princeton students, and Nobel Prize winners can't be teachers.

Less, students are more likely to get the essence of the master; There is at least one Einstein. After reading this book, you

Theoretical level will be by going up one flight of stairs! ! !

6. Signals and Systems-Allen oppenheim

After copying a book, he introduced: "This book is an undergraduate course in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT."

Textbooks for students. Professor oppenheim, the editor-in-chief, is an authority in this field and enjoys a high reputation internationally. this book

The content arrangement is carefully designed, the relationship between chapters is reasonable, and the content is rich and substantial.

Strengthened the knowledge of practical application. The book has *** 1 1 chapters, namely: signal and system; Linear time invariant

System; Fourier series representation of periodic signals: continuous time Fourier transform; Discrete time Fourier transform;

Time domain and frequency domain characteristics of signals and systems; Sampling; Communication system; Laplace transform; Z transformation; Linear inverse

Feeding system. Each chapter is equipped with exercises at different levels, with answers at the end of the book. "

"Signal and System" is a compulsory basic course for undergraduates majoring in weak current, and it is also the core of this course.

Some basic concepts and methods are also very important for all engineering majors. "

This book can be said to be the earliest English book on electronic engineering that I came into contact with (the other one is more famous).

It's a computer book, it's Tanenbaum's computer network). Learning letter at that time

This book is used as a reference in numbering and system (this book has a Chinese version and is well translated).

Just getting started, I think it's not bad. Both the signal and the knowledge points of the system are involved, which can be said to be a dictionary.

Books for class. When I first saw it, I felt that Oppenheimer seemed to be a woman, and she was very wordy about a question.

This feeling. Sometimes I feel like I'm analyzing English sentences instead of learning signals and systems.

But then I had time to watch it twice. At this time, I felt as if I had a new feeling every time I watched it.

It may have taken time to get rid of difficult sentences at first, but it will feel much better to watch it again. total

In a word, as long as you treat this book well and read it several times, you will definitely have a sense of sublimation and pleasure.

The biggest feature of this book is that the exercises are well designed, graded and interesting.

As a book about signals and systems, it is absolutely classic. This is also Oppenheimer's power.

One of them (the other will be introduced below). But this is not a book that is thrown aside as soon as you enter the door. It is often read.

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