The fred harris book is fantastic if you don't have much background in
multirate signal processing, even if your not approaching it from a comms
perspective.  I highly recommend it for beginners.  fred's explanations and
writing style makes the book very accessible.

I don't own the Vaidyanathan book, but I hear it is very comprehensive.

"dszabo" <62466@dsprelated> writes:

> Thanks for all the info guys.  I'm looking at it from the perspective of
> audio signal processing.  Nothing in particular, I just don't have any
> books that touch on the subject.  I do have a book on data compression that
> talks about subband and wavelet based compression schemes, but it doesn't
> provide insight into actual processing of the data, just things like
> encoding and bit allocation schemes.

I should also mention that most standard DSP texts, e.g., Lyons, Mitra,
Proakis/Manolakis, etc., usually cover interpolation and decimation. I
know Rick's book has a good deal on this, including CIC filters.

Also, if you're looking for wavelet processing, try these:

@BOOK{strang,
  title = "{Wavelets and Filter Banks}",
  author = "{Gilbert~Strang, Truong~Nguyen}",
  publisher = "Wellesley-Cambridge Press",
  year = "1997"}
    
@book{mallat,
  title = "A Wavelet Tour of Signal Processing",
  author = "St{\'e}phane Mallat",
  publisher = "Academic Press",
  edition = "second",
  year = "1999"}

@weblink{clemens,
  title = "{A Really Friendly Guide to Wavelets \url{http://perso.orange.fr/polyvalens/clemens/wavelets/wavelets.html}}"}

-- 
Randy Yates
Digital Signal Labs
http://www.digitalsignallabs.com

Thanks for all the info guys.  I'm looking at it from the perspective of
audio signal processing.  Nothing in particular, I just don't have any
books that touch on the subject.  I do have a book on data compression that
talks about subband and wavelet based compression schemes, but it doesn't
provide insight into actual processing of the data, just things like
encoding and bit allocation schemes.

On Mar 28, 7:26&#4294967295;am, Randy Yates <ya...@digitalsignallabs.com> wrote:
> "dszabo" <62466@dsprelated> writes:
> > Can anybody recommend some books, or a book, that discuss Multirate DSP
> > concetpts?
>
> > Thanks,
> > -Dan
>
> @BOOK{multiratedsp,
> &#4294967295; title = "{Multirate Digital Signal Processing}",
> &#4294967295; author = "Ronald~E.~Crochiere and Lawrence~R.~Rabiner",
> &#4294967295; publisher = "Prentice Hall",
> &#4294967295; year = "1983"}
> @BOOK{vaid,
> &#4294967295; title = "{Multirate Systems and Filter Banks}",
> &#4294967295; author = "P.~P.~Vaidyanathan",
> &#4294967295; publisher = "Prentice Hall Signal Processing Series",
> &#4294967295; year = "1993"}
>
> --
> Randy Yates
> Digital Signal Labshttp://www.digitalsignallabs.com

Another useful book is by N.J. Fliege "Multirate Digital Signal
Processing: Multirate Systems - Filter Banks - Wavelets"

Crochiere and Rabiner is the classic text which describes upsampling
and downsampling by large factors and corresponding filter design.

The book by Vaidyanathan is quite comprehensive - it discusses Perfect
Reconstruction, Near Perfect Reconstruction, Cosine Modulated
Filterbanks, Paraunity filter banks etc. Reading this as your first
introduction is a bit like trying to take a sip from a firehose
(IMHO).

The books by Fliege and Harris are quite good. Fliege gets into some
of the mathematical depth as Vaidyanathan, but is a little more
gentle :) Harris's book is more focused on the communication aspect
and the idea of channels. There is also a good section on the Farrow
filter.

So which book you go to, may depend on what areas of multirate you're
interested in.

Cheers,
David

"dszabo" <62466@dsprelated> writes:

> Can anybody recommend some books, or a book, that discuss Multirate DSP
> concetpts?
>
> Thanks,
> -Dan

@BOOK{multiratedsp,
  title = "{Multirate Digital Signal Processing}",
  author = "Ronald~E.~Crochiere and Lawrence~R.~Rabiner",
  publisher = "Prentice Hall",
  year = "1983"}
@BOOK{vaid,
  title = "{Multirate Systems and Filter Banks}",
  author = "P.~P.~Vaidyanathan",
  publisher = "Prentice Hall Signal Processing Series",
  year = "1993"}

-- 
Randy Yates
Digital Signal Labs
http://www.digitalsignallabs.com

Multirate Signal Processing for Communication Systems by fred harris is
also very good. He mostly discusses communication applications in the 13th
chapter. The first 12 chapter are devoted to the multirate concepts.

On 3/27/2013 2:24 PM, dszabo wrote:
> Can anybody recommend some books, or a book, that discuss Multirate DSP
> concetpts?

"Multirate Signal Processing" by Rabiner is classic book on subject.


Vladimir Vassilevsky
DSP and Mixed Signal Designs
www.abvolt.com