Welcome to the DSP blog

My goal is to create a space for the enjoyment of DSP enthusiasts and for the dissemination of DSP-related news, ideas and technologies. I’d like this blog to help building a connected, vibrant and collaborative DSP community across the ranks of academia and industry. Because DSP technology has become pervasive and ubiquitous, keeping up-to-date will all the developments in this area is a daunting task, so please contact me with all kinds of comments, tips, information and suggestions. Andres Kwasinski



Archive for the ‘Resources’ Category

Mar
10
     
A Blog About DSP Applied to Communications
Posted (Andres) in Blogroll, Resources on March-10-2008

It’s interesting that in my last post I kind of complained of the few blogs about DSP. Well, I was brought to the attention of a nice ore year blog about DSP applied to communications. The name of the blog is “DSP log” and it lives at http://www.dsplog.com/. The main goal of this blog is to explain concepts in digital communications and DSP at the level of a text book. Manyexplanations are illustrated with octave scripts. Some of the recent topics where Frequency offset estimation using 802.11a short preamble, Peak to Average Power Ratio for OFDM and Cyclic prefix in Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing.
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Aug
25
     
A very nice DSP resource on the web
Posted (Andres) in Resources on August-25-2007

One of the reasons why I started this blog is that there are not many comprehensive web sites exclusively dedicated to DSP. One exception to this is the DSPrelated web site (http://www.dsprelated.com/). This site offers many useful resources such as the discussion groups, a web interface to the comp.dsp usenet news group, a sizeble list of DSP related links, books reviews, etc. Certainly, it is a site worth visiting regularly.
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