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Architectures for Digital Signal Processing (Wiley Series in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiology)

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This is the worst book I have ever used as a student. It not only is vague, but lacks samples to difficult concepts which makes it very difficult to follow. Unless you can read math as you can read plain english, I strongly advice to not but this book! I only have it as it was a requirement.

Huy.
This book isnt too bad when trying to cover various different architechtures. However the way the suject is handled boggles my mind that I have started to fear this complex subject now!!

Any way...even other books like the one by Uwe Beyer is hard reading and u have to really scratch your gray cells a lot. I am still to come across a book with ample examples. Hence I am not giving this book a 'one star rating'
If any one does know such a book then please do write an online review that can help all novice to this field.

As an experienced DSP engineer, I can say this is a very useful book. Pirsch quickly gets to the heart of the matter and presents practical high quality DSP architectures for implementation in ASIC or FPGAs.

ridiculous explanations of fundamental concepts. some chapter exercises are so damn confusing you'll spend a hell of a time wondering how to start. and nothing justifies the price of this useless little book! If you're assigned this book, best of luck