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Principles Of Signal Processing And Linear Systems is a formative guide in the field of engineering, which promotes both the physical and intuitive understanding of concepts related to signal processing and linear systems. Summary Of The Book Principles of Signal Processing and Linear Systems is ideally suited for students pursuing a career in the field of Electrical Engineering. Relying on applied mathematics to explain theoretical concepts, the text also encourages students to develop an intuitive understanding of theories by providing analogies and practical examples. Based on Lathi’s previous text, Principles of Linear Systems and Signals, the text contains applications in communications, filtering, controls, as well as additional information on analog filters, digital filters and signal processing. In total, there are thirteen different topics related to the field of signal processing and linear systems. Some of these topics are Signal Representation By Fourier Series, Frequency Response and Digital Filters, Discrete Time Signals and Systems, State-Space Analysis. Lathi has also included over four hundred practice problems with solutions, as well as a section on Supplementary Reading. For additional tutorial support, an Appendix containing applied mathematical concepts such as Vectors, Sinusoids and Complex Numbers is located at the end of the text. Principles Of Signal Processing And Linear Systems was published in the year 2009 by Oxford University Press. About B. P. Lathi B. P. Lathi is an author and Professor Emeritus in Electrical Engineering at California State University in Sacramento. He has written books like Modern Digital And Analog Communication Systems, Communication Systems and Signal Processing and Linear Systems. Lathi’s writing is informal and instructional. It has a reader-friendly style that makes it easy for students to understand the material. After completing his undergraduate degree in Poona, Lathi moved to the United States, where he completed his Ph.D.E.E. from Stanford University.