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Lyons R.G. — Understanding Digital Signal Processing
Lyons R.G. — Understanding Digital Signal Processing



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Íàçâàíèå: Understanding Digital Signal Processing

Àâòîð: Lyons R.G.

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Digital Signal Processing (DSP) is the process of taking any kind of analog signal (such as voice) and converting it into digital form so that it can be sent over a telephone line, the Internet, a wireless network, or other communication vehicle. Understanding Digital Signal Processing presents both the theory and application of DSP in an approachable manner.


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Frequency response for N-stage infinite impulse response filter      251
Frequency response in finite impulse response filters      163 181
Frequency response, discrete Fourier transform, to complex input      119—123
Frequency response, discrete Fourier transform, to real cosine input      123—125
Frequency response, single-bin, to real cosine input      125—127
Frequency translation, sampling and      33
Frequency translation, without multiplication      385—400
Frequency, center      496
Frequency, cutoff      496
Frequency, differences between continuous and discrete systems      5—6
Gain      see “Processing gain or loss”
Gaussian distribution      325
General rectangular function      98—105
Geometric series      99 455—457
Gibb’s phenomenon      184
Gradual underflow      379
Group delay      201—202 204 498—500
Half Nyquist      28
Half-band finite impulse response filters      197—198 501
Hamming windows      81 82 83 84 407—409
Hanning/Hann windows      81 82 83 84—86 407—409
Harmonic sampling      33
Heaviside, Oliver      223
Hertz      3
Hexadecimal binary data format      351
Hidden bit, floating-point      376
Highpass design for finite impulse response filters      193—194
Homogeneity property      13
I/Q demodulation      299—301
IBM floating-point      378
IEEE P754      378
IF sampling      33
Imaginary numbers, development of      460—462
Impulse invariance design for infinite impulse response filters      223 254—255
Impulse invariance design for infinite impulse response filters, Design Method 1 example      262—265
Impulse invariance design for infinite impulse response filters, Design Method 1 steps      256—258
Impulse invariance design for infinite impulse response filters, Design Method 2 example      265—272
Impulse invariance design for infinite impulse response filters, Design Method 2 steps      259—262
Impulse response for finite impulse response filters      165—166
Impulse response, defined      501
In-place algorithm      153
Incoherent averaging      327—330
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters      26
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, aliasing      255—256
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, bilinear transform design      223 272—284
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, cascade/parallel combinations      290—292
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, defined      502
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, Direct Form I structure      244
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, Direct Form II structure      252
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, finite impulse response filters compared to      292—293
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, impulse invariance design      223 254—272
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, Laplace transform      223—238
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, nonzero input values in      220—221
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, optimized design      223 284—286
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, pitfalls in building      286—289
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, reasons for using      219—220
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, recursive filters      253
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, structure      221—223 251—254
Infinite impulse response (IIR) filters, z-transform      238—251
Input/output data index bit reversal      145—146
Integration processing gain      93 97 325 331
Integration processing gain, coherent      334—337
Integration processing gain, incoherent      331—333
Intermodulation distortion      18
Interpolation, combined with decimation      314—316
Interpolation, filter      310 314
Interpolation, resampling by      309—313
Inverse discrete Fourier transform (IDFT)      70—71
Inverse fast Fourier transform, calculating the      425—429
Inverse of complex numbers      449
Inverse of general rectangular function      115—117
Inverse of symmetrical rectangular function      117—119
Iterative optimization      284
j operator      460—462
Kaiser windows      87 187—191
Kelvin, Lord      50
Laplace transform for continuous time-domain      224r—25
Laplace transform transfer function      229—230
Laplace transform transfer function in bilinear transform design      272—273 280
Laplace transform transfer function in cascade filters      290
Laplace transform transfer function in impulse invariance design Method 1      262—265
Laplace transform transfer function in impulse invariance design Method 2      265—266
Laplace transform transfer function in parallel filters      290
Laplace transform transfer function, second-order      233
Laplace transform transfer function, used to determine stability and frequency response in continuous systems      230—238
Laplace transform, bilateral/two-sided      225
Laplace transform, description of      223—230
Laplace transform, development of      223
Laplace transform, one-sided/causal      225
Laplace transform, tables      224
Leakage, discrete Fourier transform      71—80
Leakage, wraparound      78—79
least significant bit (LSB)      350
Limit cycles      288
Linear averaging      320
Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems      12
Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems, analyzing      20—21
Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems, commutative property      20
Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems, discrete      13—18
Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems, example of a linear system      14—15
Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems, example of a nonlinear system      15—18
Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems, homogeneity property      13
Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems, time-invariant systems      18—19
Linear, use of term      13
Linear-phase filter      502
Linearity, discrete Fourier transform      65
Loading factor      361—363
Logarithms and complex numbers to base 10      451—452
Logarithms and complex numbers to base 10 using natural      452
Logarithms and complex numbers, natural      451
Logarithms, signal power determined by      486—491
loss      see “Processing gain or loss”
Low-pass finite impulse response filter design      174—191 502
Low-pass signals, sampling      29—32
L’Hospital’s Rule      101
Magnitude(s) of C (modulus of C)      445
Magnitude(s), approximation (vector)      400—406
Magnitude(s), defined      8 9
Magnitude(s), discrete Fourier transform      66—67
Mantissa, use of term      375
Mean of random functions      481—484
mean, defined      319 477
MIL-STD 1750A floating-point      378
Mixing, complex signals and quadrature      471—474
Mixing, complex signals without multiplication      385—400
Mixing, convolution and      393—395
Mixing, cosine mixing sequence      389—391
Mixing, magnitude and phase and      395
Mixing, quadrature sampling and digital      301—303 389—393
Mixing, quadrature-phase mixing sequence      391
Mixing, summary of      400
Modulus of C      445
Most significant bit (MSB)      350
Mth-order infinite impulse response filter, frequency response for      245—246
Mth-order infinite impulse response filter, time domain expression for      244
Mth-order infinite impulse response filter, z-domain expression for      244—245
Mth-order infinite impulse response filter, z-domain transfer expression for      245
Multiplication of complex numbers      411—412 447—448
Multiplication, frequency translation without      385—400
Multiplication, process      12
Multirate filter      314
N-stage infinite impulse response filter, frequency response for      251
Negative frequency      299 300
Negative frequency, complex numbers and      458—474
Negative frequency, real signals represented by      467—471
Noise      319
Noise, definition of random      477
Nonlinear system, example of      15—18
Nonrecursive filters      158 253
Normal distribution      325
Normal distribution of random data      438—440
Normal probability density function      484—485
Normalization      376
Normalized angle variable      113
Notch filters      495
Nyquist criterion      30 301
Octal binary data format      351
Odd symmpetry      64
Offset binary data format      356
One-sided/causal system      225
Optimal design for finite impulse response filters      194
Optimization design for infinite impulse response filters      223 284—286
Out-of-band ripple      504
Overflow errors      286 287—288
Overflow errors, fast Fourier transform      369—370
Overflow errors, fixed-point effects on      365—370
Overflow errors, rounding      373—375
Overflow errors, truncation      370—373
Overflow errors, two’s complement      356 366—368
Overflow errors, vector-magnitude approximation and      404—405
Overflow oscillations      288—289
Overlapped windows      410—411
Parallel filters      290—292
Parks — McClellan design for finite impulse response filters      194
Parzen windows      82
Passband phase angle resolution      202—203
Passband ripple      195 503
Passband, defined      502
Phase angle/argument of C      445
Phase delay      503
Phase equalizer      494
Phase response in finite impulse response filters      199—204
Phase response, defined      503
Phase wrapping      201 503
Phasor outputs of fast Fourier transform      337—338
Phasors for representing real signals, complex      462—467
Picket fence effect      88
Place value system      350
Polyphase filters      313
Postdetection averaging      327
Power spectrum      54
Power, signal, absolute power using decibels      493
Power, signal, defined      9—10
Power, signal, determined by logarithms      486—491
Predetection averaging      320
Prewarp      283
Probability density function (PDF), A/D converter quantization errors and      360—361
Probability density function (PDF), mean and variance of random functions and      481—484
Probability density function (PDF), normal      484—485
Probability density function (PDF), rounding and      373—374
Probability density function (PDF), truncation and      370—371
Processing gain or loss, discrete Fourier transform      93—97
Processing gain or loss, integration      93 97 325 331—337
Processing gain or loss, window      83 409—411
Prototype filter      254
Quadratic factorization formula      234
Quadrature filter      503
Quadrature heterodyning      297n
Quadrature mixing, complex signals and      471—474
Quadrature sampling, description of      297—301
Quadrature sampling, digital mixing and      301—303 389—393
Quadrature sampling, other names for      297n
Quantization, coefficient/errors      286—287 292
Quantization, coefficient/errors, fixed-point effects on A/D converter      357—365
Radian, negative frequency and      460
Radix-2 FFT algorithm, derivation of      136—145
Radix-2 FFT butterfly structures      146—154
Raised to a power, complex numbers      450
Random data, normally distributed      438—440
Random functions, mean and variance of      481—484
Real cosine input, discrete Fourier transform frequency response to      123—125
Real cosine input, discrete Fourier transform frequency response to, single-bin      125—127
Real discrete Fourier transform inputs      63
Real numbers, graphical representation of      443—444
Real sampling      35
Real signals, complex phasors for representing      462—467
Real signals, negative frequencies for representing      467—471
Rectangular functions, all ones      108—111 113—115
Rectangular functions, definition of general      98—105
Rectangular functions, forms of      97
Rectangular functions, inverse of general      115—117
Rectangular functions, inverse of symmetrical      117—119
Rectangular functions, symmetrical      105—108
Rectangular functions, time and frequency axes and      111—113
Rectangular windows      80 82 83
Recursive filters      253
Relative attenuation      503
Remez Exchange design for finite impulse response filters      194—197
Replications, spectral      29—32
Resampling      303—316
Resampling, applications      303
Resampling, decimation      304—309
Resampling, decimation combined with interpolation      314—316
Resampling, defined      304
Resampling, interpolation      309—313
Ripples, Blackman window and      184—187
Ripples, defined      504
Ripples, finite impulse response filters and      173
Ripples, low-pass finite impulse response filters and      179—191
Ripples, out-of-band      504
Ripples, passband      195
Ripples, stopband      195
rms averaging      327
rms averaging of a sinewave      480—481
Roll-off      504
Roots of complex numbers      450—451
Roundoff errors      286 288
Roundoff errors, fixed-point effects on      373—375
Roundoff noise      359
Sample rate converter      314
Sampling, coherent      297n 433
Sampling, digital resampling      303—316
Sampling, periodic, aliasing      23—29
Sampling, periodic, bandpass      32—42
Sampling, periodic, low-pass      29—32
Sampling, periodic, spectral inversion in bandpass      43—46
Sampling, periodic, summary of bandpass      46
Sampling, periodic, translation      33
Sampling, periodic, under-      30—31 33
Sampling, quadrature      297—303
Scalar averaging      327
Scalloping loss      88—89
Shape factor      504
Shark’s tooth pattern      28
Shift-invariant systems      19
Shifting theorem, discrete Fourier transform      68—70
Sidelobes      74 103
Sidelobes, Blackman window and      184—187
Sidelobes, finite impulse response filters and      173
Sidelobes, low-pass finite impulse response filters and      179—191
Sign-magnitude binary data format      353
Signal processing, analog      2
Signal processing, digital      2
Signal processing, operational symbols      10—12
Signal processing, use of term      2
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), coherent averaging      324r—25
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), incoherent averaging      329—330
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), word length and A/D converters      359—364
Sine function      73—74 108—110 123
Sines of consecutive angles, calculation of      436—438
Single-bin frequency response to real cosine input      125—127
Software programs, fast Fourier transform      136
Spectral inversion in bandpass sampling      43—46
Spectral replications      29—32
Square roots, obtaining      400
Stability, conditional      236
Stability, Laplace transfer function and      230—238
Stability, z-transform and      240—242
Standard deviation      320 479
Standard deviation of a sinewave      480—481
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