Signals

<i>Signals: Continuous and Discrete</i> is a practical student-friendly textbook for introductory courses in signal processing. This textbook covers the material in a straightforward easily digestible manner by focusing on the most critical information and developing an intuitive understanding of the underlying mathematics. <br><br>Topics covered in the text include the Fourier series the Fourier transform systems and signals pole-zero theory convolution sampling and digital signal processing. <br><br>Successfully classroom tested <i>Signals: Continuous and Discrete</i> is a clear concise textbook for upper division students and an excellent reference for graduate students or professionals in industry. <br><br><b>Iyad Obeid</b> is a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Temple University. Dr. Obeid holds a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering from Duke University. His research focuses on neural interfaces and biomedical signal acquisition and processing. He is the author of numerous professional publications and is a member of the IEEE.