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Digital Signal Processing Using Matlab V.4: A Bookware Companion Problems Book (Pws Bookware Companion Series)

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If you want a really good book to understand DSP using Matlab , there is no other book that even comes close to this. Lucidly written, with plenty of examples, this book brings you the utter joy of learning DSP by using it.

It is really fortunate that DSP has such a good stream of books form the likes of Richard Lyons to the venerable Oppenheim to the practical Proakis.

This is the one book that has really earned its price.

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The only way to really understand DSP is having a book like this at hand.It's plenty of clear explanations of almost every topic in Digital Signal Processing.

In fact, I bought this book as a reference in a post-graduation course, on DSP area. And as a consequence, a lot of helpful simulation tips where extracted from this book. The structure is simple but efficient.

MATLAB is an excellent tool for learning digital signal processing (DSP).

This book is also good for beginners who want to learn MATLAB for applications other than DSP.

There are many sample codes, and they are reasonably concise, not too onerous to type. I have tested the code in Chapter 2 using GNU Octave for Windows version 3.0.3; they all work perfectly. The only correction is that keyword "end" should be appended at the end of every function. For example, in p.8,

function[x,n]=impseq(n0,n1,n2)
n=[n1:n2]; x=[(n-n0)==0];
end