1D and 2D Analog, Discrete and Digital Signal Processing – Smékal Zdeněk (2023)

The new publication by Zdeněk Smékal and Jaroslav Sklenář (FEKT VUT) describes the properties and connections of analog, discrete, and digital signal processing, as well as analog, discrete, and digital systems. The book is published in English. ***** The authors do not aim to describe all methods, algorithms, and properties of the relationships between signals and systems in detail, but rather to provide an overview of the most commonly used methods, indicating the connections between signal processing methods and systems so that the reader gains a comprehensive overview. Details can then be found in the cited recommended literature. The book is not intended for complete beginners. If read by undergraduate students, they may occasionally need to refer to suitable sources to clarify some concepts that the book works with. It can be studied by students and graduates of master's and doctoral studies, as well as other interested parties from various fields of study who already have a grasp of basic concepts from circuit theory and signal theory, and especially those who understand the fundamentals of differential and integral calculus, including the basics of complex variable functions. The authors do not delve into boundless theorizing; they strive to explain the essence briefly and clearly...