The Fundamentals of Signal Analysis
Publisher: Agilent Technologies 2000
Number of pages: 68
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This book is a primer for those who are unfamiliar with the advantages of analysis in the frequency and modal domains and with the class of analyzers we call Dynamic Signal Analyzers. The authors avoid the use of rigorous mathematics and instead depend on heuristic arguments.
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