Online signal processing books

Hi Guys,

  I've been compiling (over recent years) a list 
of website addresses for signal processing 
books that are available on the Internet.

Books like:

* Steven Smith's "The Scientist and Engineer's 
  Guide to Digital Signal Processing" 

* Jorg Arndt's "Algorithms for Programmers, Ideas and 
  Source Code"

* Walt Kester's "Mixed-signal and DSP Design Techniques"

* etc.

The IEEE Signal Processing magazine is interested in 
publishing such a list of websites containing 
signal processing "online" books.

Because you guys know more than I do regarding 
just about everything, I wonder if any of you 
know the website addresses of "online" 
signal processing "books" that can be added to my 
list, for subsequent publication in the 
IEEE SP magazine?

Stated in different words: can any of you 
suggest websites for "online" signal processing
(or related math) books that would be useful to 
working (and aspiring) DSP engineers out there?

If your suggested website material fits within 
the category of material that we're looking 
for, I'll see that you're acknowledged as a 
"contributor" to the list.

With the help of you denizens of comp.dsp,
I'll bet we can come up with a useful list. 

When the list is compiled, and printed in the 
magazine, I'll post that list somewhere on the 
Internet for those folk who don't have access to 
the magazine.

Thanks Guys,
[-Rick Lyons-]

R.Lyons@_BOGUS_ieee.org (Rick Lyons) writes:

> When the list is compiled, and printed in the 
> magazine, I'll post that list somewhere on the 
> Internet for those folk who don't have access to 
> the magazine.

It seems like a good idea to place this sort of list
in the comp.dsp FAQ and possibly on DSPGuru as well.
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Hello Rick,


>   I've been compiling (over recent years) a list 
> of website addresses for signal processing 
> books that are available on the Internet.
> 

That is a great idea.

> 
> Because you guys know more than I do regarding 
> just about everything, I wonder if any of you 
> know the website addresses of "online" 
> signal processing "books" that can be added to my 
> list, for subsequent publication in the 
> IEEE SP magazine?
> 

Let's see. These come to mind but I haven't read all of this:

http://www.bores.com/courses/intro/index.htm
http://www.library.cornell.edu/nr/bookcpdf.html

The tutorials on this one (links at middle of page):
http://www.prosig.com/signal-processing/

Regards, Joerg

http://www.analogconsultants.com

Rick,

* Walt Kester's "Mixed-signal and DSP Design Techniques" does not
appear to be free, although CH 10 of it is.

Dirk

Randy Yates wrote:
> R.Lyons@_BOGUS_ieee.org (Rick Lyons) writes:
> 
>> When the list is compiled, and printed in the 
>> magazine, I'll post that list somewhere on the 
>> Internet for those folk who don't have access to 
>> the magazine.
> 
> It seems like a good idea to place this sort of list
> in the comp.dsp FAQ and possibly on DSPGuru as well.

What a great idea, Randy!  If Rick doesn't mind, I'll add a page to 
dspGuru for that soon.

=g2
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Rick Lyons wrote:
...
> The IEEE Signal Processing magazine is interested in
> publishing such a list of websites containing
> signal processing "online" books.

There is also loads of interesting stuff on applied DSP on the website
of DSP vendors. I know only the direct link to the ADI Technical
Library:
http://www.analog.com/processors/resources/technicalLibrary/index.html

Then J.O. Smith's online books on audio DSP should also make it into a
DSP link collection:
http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/pubs.html

Don't forget "Numerical Recipes" (not specific to DSP, but useful) at
http://www.nr.com

A mention of Google and Wikipedia might also be in order. Specificially
for such a dynamic environment as the Web, these two sites are great
resources.

Regards,
Andor

You can find it here:

http://www.analog.com/processors/training/seminarMaterials/design_techniques.html

On Wed, 08 Mar 2006 22:29:50 -0600, Grant Griffin <nospam@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>Randy Yates wrote:
>> R.Lyons@_BOGUS_ieee.org (Rick Lyons) writes:
>> 
>>> When the list is compiled, and printed in the 
>>> magazine, I'll post that list somewhere on the 
>>> Internet for those folk who don't have access to 
>>> the magazine.
>> 
>> It seems like a good idea to place this sort of list
>> in the comp.dsp FAQ and possibly on DSPGuru as well.
>
>What a great idea, Randy!  If Rick doesn't mind, I'll add a page to 
>dspGuru for that soon.
>
>=g2

Hi Grant,
  yep, Randy's idea is a good one.

After I get that list published, then I'm 
allowed to have it on a website.
(Of course a website version has to have a little 
notice saying that the material is IEEE 
copyrighted.  No big deal.)

Grant, if you know of any "enties" for the 
list, I'd sure like to know.

Regards,
[-Rick-]

On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 01:30:09 GMT, Joerg
<notthisjoergsch@removethispacbell.net> wrote:

>Hello Rick,
>
>
>>   I've been compiling (over recent years) a list 
>> of website addresses for signal processing 
>> books that are available on the Internet.
>> 
>
>That is a great idea.
>
>> 
>> Because you guys know more than I do regarding 
>> just about everything, I wonder if any of you 
>> know the website addresses of "online" 
>> signal processing "books" that can be added to my 
>> list, for subsequent publication in the 
>> IEEE SP magazine?
>> 
>
>Let's see. These come to mind but I haven't read all of this:
>
>http://www.bores.com/courses/intro/index.htm
>http://www.library.cornell.edu/nr/bookcpdf.html
>
>The tutorials on this one (links at middle of page):
>http://www.prosig.com/signal-processing/
>
>Regards, Joerg

Hi Joerg,

  I already have the your two websites included in 
my list.

I'll "check out" the "prosig" website.

Thanks!
[-Rick-]

On 9 Mar 2006 02:21:49 -0800, inleah@gmail.com wrote:

>You can find it here:
>
>http://www.analog.com/processors/training/seminarMaterials/design_techniques.html

Hi,
  you are correct.  I also already have that 
website included in my list.

Last year I found several Chinese websites that had 
"illegally" posted all sorts of copyrighted 
DSP material.   Because I hate to see people 
steal other people's material, I notified all the 
authors of the original material concerning those 
copyright violations. 

Speaking to Walt Kester (the Editor of the above book) 
on the phone, he guided me to a "legal" website for his 
"mixed-signal" material. 

[-Rick-]