dsp programs from IEEE book

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2 total messages Started by C. Dru Cabler Wed, 13 Jun 1990 21:44

#834

Author: C. Dru Cabler
Date: Wed, 13 Jun 1990 21:44

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hello,
    I have a copy of the IEEE PROGRAMS FOR DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING book.  
I am much too lazy to spend a lot of time typing in these programs.
I would like to know if anybody has any copies of any of the programs
described therein.  I assume that these are public domain programs.  

I am especially interested in two of the IIR design programs:
    Section 6.2-1   PROGRAM FOR MINIMUM -P SYNTHESIS OF RECURSIVE DIGITAL
                    FILTERS by A. G. Deczky

    Section 6.3-1   AN OPTIMIZATION PROGRAM FOR THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL 
                    FILTER TRANSFER FUNCTIONS by Dolan and Kaiser

If you have at your disposal any IIR design programs which will aid
in synthesis of filters with ARBITRARY magnitude response (i.e. not
butterworth, cheby, etc) and they are public domain, I might be interested.
Please send correspondence to:
              cabler@jupiter.amd.com

Re: dsp programs from IEEE book

#835

Author: F. Bonzanigo
Date: Thu, 14 Jun 1990 10:59

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I think the following information could be of general interest to the
subscribers of comp.dsp:

The IEEE still sells a tape containing the programs listed in the book
"Programs for Digital Signal Processing". Ordering information (cited
from the IEEE Press 1990 Catalog):

Tape of Programs For Digital Signal Processing,

           Order No.
800 bpi   PT05009-PBS
1600 bpi  PT05017-PBS

Price:  list: $79.40    IEEE members:  $59.50

Federico Bonzanigo
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zurich, Switzerland
bonzanigo@nimbus.ethz.ch

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