Signal Processing - General & Miscellaneous
Signal Processing Fundamentals and Applications for Communications and Sensing Systems
John Minkoff, John Minkott
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Overview
This cutting-edge book is a clear and thorough exposition of signal-processing fundamentals for communications and major sensing systems. Based on the author's earlier book in this area, this revised and expanded resource offers you expert guidance in the detection of optical, acoustic and radio-frequency signals in noise. It covers digital filtering and parameter estimation, and helps you with problems associated with radar system design, including search, tracking and measurement ambiguity.
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Written for readers with backgrounds in physics, engineering, or mathematics who wish to learn about the detection and extraction of information from radio-frequency (RF), acoustic, or optical signals in the presence of noise, this volume covers the fundamentals of receivers; a review of probability; a review of noise and random processes; continuous and discrete-time signals; detection of signals in noise; coherent and noncoherent detection and processing; parameter estimation and applications; waveform analysis, range-Doppler resolution, and ambiguity; large time bandwidth waveforms; generalized coherent and noncoherent detection and processing; and systems considerations. An appendix presents a table of values of the error function. The author is a staff scientist in the aerospace communications systems division of a large corporation. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, ORBook Details
Published
August 1, 2002
Publisher
Artech House, Incorporated
Pages
324
Format
Other Format
ISBN
9781580533607