Architectures for Digital Signal Processing

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Summary: A book of high quality DSP architectures
Review: As an experienced DSP engineer, I can say this is a very useful book. Pirsch quickly gets to the heart of the matter and presents practical high quality DSP architectures for implementation in ASIC or FPGAs.

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Summary: beyond horrible
Review: ridiculous explanations of fundamental concepts. some chapter exercises are so damn confusing you'll spend a hell of a time wondering how to start. and nothing justifies the price of this useless little book! If you're assigned this book, best of luck

Rating:
Summary: beyond horrible
Review: ridiculous explanations of fundamental concepts. some chapter exercises are so damn confusing you'll spend a hell of a time wondering how to start. and nothing justifies the price of this useless little book! If you're assigned this book, best of luck

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Summary: Worst book in DSP
Review: This is the worst book I have ever used as a student. It not only is vague, but lacks samples to difficult concepts which makes it very difficult to follow. Unless you can read math as you can read plain english, I strongly advice to not but this book! I only have it as it was a requirement.