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Re: DSP development system pricing!!!

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12/21/1999 2:15 AM
Don Symes	Re: DSP development system pricing!!! Amazon.com has 500+ books on DSP, and one in particular that applies C++ to DSP. No experience with ANY of these books. Not sure C++ per se is the best approach to application-level code, but probably good for learning principles. Got a university/community college handy?

12/21/1999 12:29 PM
GFR	"First Principles of Discrete Systems and Digital Signal Processing" Robert D. Strum Donald E. Kirk (Addison-Wesley Publishing Company) ISBN 0-201-09518-1 I guarantee that this is the best introductory text on DSP you can read.

12/21/1999 5:34 PM
Don Symes	Thank you, sir.

12/21/1999 6:48 PM
Kursad Kurt	848 pages of introduction. Cool(!)

12/22/1999 11:05 AM
GFR	Don't be intimidated by the large numbe of pages. There's no exotheric stuff there, just the basics. But EVERY single concept is explained with the aids of examples, in a step by step fashion, with plenty of pictures.

12/23/1999 12:08 AM
Kursad Kurt	Thanks! I'll get that book, though I am not sure that I have the necessary math background. ( I dont like math much). Will this be a serious problem?

12/23/1999 11:39 AM
GFR	If you know complex numbers and trigonometric functions it's OK. If you have a notion of what an integral and a derivative is, better.

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