This book is a "national planning textbook for general higher education during the 11th Five-Year Plan". The third edition is revised based on the "Basic Requirements for Teaching Signals and Systems Courses" formulated by the Teaching Guidance Subcommittee of the Electronic Information Science and Electrical Information Basic Courses in Colleges and Universities of the Ministry of Education. The book contains a total of 9 chapters: basic concepts of signals and systems; time domain analysis of continuous systems; frequency domain analysis of continuous signals; frequency domain analysis of continuous systems; complex frequency domain analysis of continuous systems; complex frequency domain system functions and system simulation; time domain analysis of discrete signals and systems; Z domain analysis of discrete signals and systems; state variable method. _X005F_x000D_
This book can be used as a textbook for "Signals and Systems" courses for undergraduates majoring in electronic information science and engineering, automation, electrical engineering and automation, and computer science and technology in general colleges and universities. It can also be used as a reference for other majors and engineering and technical personnel. _X005F_x000D_
Reader comments
This book is comprehensive, covering basic concepts and various analysis methods of signals and systems. The examples and exercises in the book are also very practical and very helpful for me to understand the knowledge points. Especially the two parts of continuous system time domain analysis and discrete signal and system time domain analysis gave me a deeper understanding of signal transmission and processing. I think this book is very suitable as a textbook for related majors and as a reference for self-study.
This book is comprehensive, covering basic concepts and various analysis methods of signals and systems. The examples and exercises in the book are also very practical and very helpful for me to understand the knowledge points. Especially the two parts of continuous system time domain analysis and discrete signal and system time domain analysis gave me a deeper understanding of signal transmission and processing. I think this book is very suitable as a textbook for related majors and as a reference for self-study.