Digital Signal Processing by Lawrence R. Rabiner and Charles N. Rader

A foundational text in electrical engineering, Digital Signal Processing introduces the core principles and techniques used to analyze, modify, and interpret digital signals. Widely used in academic and professional settings, it covers essential concepts such as filtering, signal representation, and system design, making it a valuable reference for students and practitioners in engineering and technology.

Paperback, 1972

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