A comprehensive textbook covering the theory and methods of signals and systems for engineering students.
About this manual
The book presents a systematic introduction to the basic theory and methods of signals and systems, emphasizing signal decomposition, linear time‑invariant properties, and analysis techniques for both continuous‑time and discrete‑time systems. It follows a logical progression from time‑domain analysis to frequency‑domain and transform‑domain methods.
Designed for higher‑education courses, it serves as a core textbook for majors such as electronic information engineering, communication engineering, computer science, automation, and related fields. The text includes an electronic teaching plan that can be downloaded from the publisher’s website. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Basic Concepts of Signals and Systems
- Time‑Domain Analysis
- Frequency‑Domain Analysis
- Laplace Transform and Domain Analysis
- Discrete‑Time System Analysis
- Applications and Examples
Frequently asked questions
Does the book provide electronic teaching materials?
Yes, the book includes an electronic teaching plan that can be downloaded from the publisher’s website.