Part I - Analog Signal Processing -- Section A: Signal Processing by Passive Networks -- Chapter 1 - Finite zero Butterworth and Chebyshev Filters -- Chapter 2 - The Limts of the Asymmetrical Bridged T-coil Network -- Chapter 3 - Multiple Frequency Impedance Matching by Frequency Transformation -- Chapter 4 - Triple Frequency Impedance Matching by Frequency Transformation -- Section B: Signal Processing by Distributed Networks -- Chapter 5 - Topological Formulas and Distributed Networks -- Chapter 6 - Equivalent Representation of Lossy Transmission Lines -- Chapter 7 - Approximation of a Variable Delay -- Section C- Signal Processing by Active Networks -- Chapter 8 - Second Order Active RC Filter with a Single Opearional Amplifier -- Chapter 9 - Tolerance Minded Design of Active RC Bandpass Filter -- Chapter 10 - Active RC Filter using a Single Differential Input Opearional Amplifier -- Chapter 11 - Second Order Active RC Bandpass Filter using Opearional Amplifiers in Low Gain Connection -- Chapter 12 - Inductor Simulation and its Applications to Low Sensitivity Biquad Design -- Chapter 13 - Frequency Limitations of Operational Amplifier RC Netwroks by the Dominant Pole Technique -- Section D: Discrete Time Signal Processing -- Chapter 14 - Shadow filters -- Chapter15 - Some Aspects of Digital and CTD Signal Processing -- Chapter16 - Signal Processing Applications of Charge Transfer Devices -- Chapter 17: Linear Phase versus Minimum Phase CCD Transversal Filters -- Part II : Digital Signal Processing -- Chapter 18 : A State of the Art Survey on Linear Phase Digital Filter Design -- Chapter 19 : Generalized Linear Phase Conditions for Causal FIR Systems Revisited -- Chapter 20 : A Review of Pseudo-Boolean Methods with Applications to Digital Filter Design -- Chapter 21 : Maximally Linear FIR Digital Differentiators : a Review -- Chapter 22 : Design of Maximally Flat and Monotonic FIR Filters using the Bernstein Polynomials -- Chapter 23 : On the Design of FIR Notch Filters -- Chapter 24 : Analytical Inversion of the Van der Monde and Confluent Van der Monde Matrices -- Chapter 25 : A New Canonic Lattice Realization of Arbitrary FIR Transfer Functions -- Chapter 26 : A Note on Canonical Lattice Realization of Arbitrary FIR Transfer Functions -- Chapter 27 : A New Canonic Lattice Realization of Arbitrary IIR Transfer Functions -- Chapter 28 : A New Feedback Configuration for Canonical Realization of IIR Filters and its Application to Lattice Filters.

This book is a collection of specific research problems in signal processing and their solutions. It touches upon most core topics, including active and passive processing, discrete-time and continuous signals, and design of filters and networks for specific applications. This unique collection of design problems and conceptual insights will be useful to graduate students, researchers, and professionals working on signal processing problems. In addition, the book can also be used as a supplementary text for graduate courses in advanced signal processing, and for professional development courses for practicing engineers.