This is an introductory course textbook on signals and systems with numerous examples and code snippets implemented in Python. Fatoş Tunay Yarman Vural and Emre Akbaş provide a complete introductory course in systems and signals, enabling readers to run Python programs for convolution, discrete time Fourier transforms and series, sampling, and interpolation for a wide range of functions. Readers are guided step-by-step through basic differential equations, basic linear algebra, and calculus to ensure full comprehension of the exercises.

Author: Fatoş Tunay Yarman Vural and Emre Akbaş
Publisher: Wiley
Date: January 2025
Pages: 448
ISBN: 978-1394215751
Print: 1394215754
Kindle: 0D59QNS83
Audience: Developers interested in systems and signals
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
Category: Systems Management 

Topics covered:

• Systems approach for modeling the natural and manmade systems and some application areas
• Representation of complex and real signals by basic functions, such as real and complex exponentials, unit step and unit impulse functions
• Properties of signals, such as symmetry, harmony, energy, power, continuity and discreteness
• Convolution and correlation operations for continuous time and discrete time signals and systems
• Representation of systems by impulse response, frequency response, transfer function, block diagram, differential and difference equations
• Properties of systems, such as linearity, time invariance, memory, invertibility, stability and causality
• Continuous time and discrete time Fourier analysis in Hilbert space and their extension to Laplaca transform and z-transform
• Filtering by Linear Time Invariant systems in time and frequency domains, covering low pass, high pass band pass and band reject filters
• Sampling theorems for continuous time and discrete time systems, covering A/D and D/A conversion, sampling and interpolation

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