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I would love to know more about FT's, along with FFT's and how they help with for example signal processing or finding a signal when looking at a sample or mult
by X-Istence 13y ago
I would love to know more about FT's, along with FFT's and how they help with for example signal processing or finding a signal when looking at a sample or multiple samples of a SDR.
Are there any good books/papers/web articles on this topic that are accessible? I often find myself reading papers where some of the math goes over my head.
Something with examples/code (code makes me understand math so much easier!) would be fantastic!
- acjohnson55 13y agoI'm sorry, but what's an SDR?
- wolfgke 13y agoSoftware Defined Radio
- gentlefolk 13y agoRichard Lyons - Understanding Digital Signal Processing Focuses more on explaining the concepts behind the math than presenting a wall of theorems. Given that math is the language of DSP though, there's still a reasonable amount of math. It assumes the reader has an EE or similar background, but I think it's still fairly approachable regardless. Given that my own background is in EE/embedded systems though, I'm not sure what my opinion counts for there.
- X-Istence 13y agoI have taken classes in electrical engineering and embedded systems, so I am fairly familiar with them. I will take a look at the book, thanks!
- unlikelymordant 13y agoperhaps http://practicalcryptography.com/miscellaneous/machine-learning/intuitive-guide-discrete-fourier-transform/ http://practicalcryptography.com/miscellaneous/machine-learn... ?