Fourier Analysis—A Signal Processing Approach
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Abstract
If disposing of this product, please recycle the paper. Preface to the Second EditionIn practice, the other three versions of the Fourier analysis are approximated using the discrete Fourier transform (DFT).The amplitude profile of practical signals is usually arbitrary.Therefore, the numerical approximation of Fourier analysis is essential in practice.However, this important feature is not given due importance in the literature.This procedure has already been emphasized in the first edition for 1-D signals.In the second edition, this feature has been extended to the 2-D Fourier analysis also.Further, the approximation of Fourier analysis in the practical implementation of such important operations, such as convolution and correlation, is also emphasized.Practically biased presentation of the topics is a key feature of both the editions of this book.The salient points of this edition include: (i) updation of some sections; (ii) additional examples; (iii) additional exercises; and (iv) some corrections.New topics covered in this edition include: (i) sampling of bandpass signals; (ii) circular convolution from linear convolution; and (iii) more coverage of 2-D Fourier analysis.
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