This concise overview of digital signal generation will introduce you to powerful, flexible and practical digital waveform generation techniques. These techniques, based on phase-accumulation and phase-amplitude mapping, will enable you to generate sinusoidal and arbitrary real-time digital waveforms to fit your desired waveshape, frequency, phase offset and amplitude, and to design bespoke digital waveform generation systems from scratch. Including a review of key definitions, a brief explanatory introduction to classical analogue waveform generation and its basic conceptual and mathematical foundations, coverage of recursion, DDS, IDFT and dynamic waveshape and spectrum control, a chapter dedicated to detailed examples of hardware design, and accompanied by downloadable Mathcad models created to help you explore 'what if?' design scenarios, this is essential reading for practitioners in the digital signal processing community, and for students who want to understand and apply digital waveform synthesis techniques.

Introduces powerful, flexible and practical digital waveform generation techniques, enabling the design of bespoke digital waveform generation systems from scratch.

About the Author
Peter Symons is a professional engineer with over 30 years of experience in the design of digital and analogue signal processing systems and is Chief Engineer at Avalon Sciences Ltd. He has held numerous positions in industry, including Chief Engineer for the Special Projects Research Group at Thales UK and Group Leader of the Electronics Research Group at the Atomic Weapons Establishment, UK. He is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the IET.


Book Information
ISBN 9781107020979
Author Pete Symons
Format Hardback
Page Count 363
Imprint Cambridge University Press
Publisher Cambridge University Press
Weight(grams) 810g
Dimensions(mm) 254mm * 179mm * 23mm