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Informationen zum Autor Richard J. Tervo is the author of Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB Applications, published by Wiley. Klappentext The 1st edition of Tervo's Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB Applications offers an organized presentation around applications that introduces the actual behavior of specific signals and uses them to motivate presentation of mathematical concepts. The text sequences the presentation of the major transforms by their complexity to help visualize phenomena from an equation to develop intuition and learn to analyze signals by inspection. Furthermore the text provides examples and problems designed to use MATLAB, making presentation more in line with modern engineering practice.Key features include: actual signal behavior presented first, from which mathematical theory is derived (most competitors do the opposite); an integrated CT/DT coverage; MATLAB integrated throughout; extensive use of innovative applications in examples and problems; and an emphasis on developing student intuition via analysis by inspection. Zusammenfassung The 1st edition of Tervo's Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB Applications offers an organized presentation around applications that introduces the actual behavior of specific signals and uses them to motivate presentation of mathematical concepts. The text sequences the presentation of the major transforms by their complexity to help visualize phenomena from an equation to develop intuition and learn to analyze signals by inspection. Furthermore the text provides examples and problems designed to use MATLAB, making presentation more in line with modern engineering practice.Key features include: actual signal behavior presented first, from which mathematical theory is derived (most competitors do the opposite); an integrated CT/DT coverage; MATLAB integrated throughout; extensive use of innovative applications in examples and problems; and an emphasis on developing student intuition via analysis by inspection. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1: Introduction to Signals and SystemsChapter 2: Classification of SignalsChapter 3: Linear SystemsChapter 4: The Fourier SeriesChapter 5: The Fourier TransformChapter 6: Practical Fourier TransformsChapter 7: The Laplace TransformChapter 8: Discrete SignalsChapter 9: The z-TransformChapter 10: Introduction to Communications...
