[Elecraft] Digital Signal Processing, was (no subject)

[John Ragle]

I hearily endorse Phil's recommendation of Mathematica and MatLab. Both 
are excellent. Yet another is "Maple," but all these are somewhat 
expensive to purchase, even for home use. If cost is a real 
consideration (and when is it not?), one can always go with Liberty 
BASIC or its free version, or PowerBasic, or even Microsoft Visual C++. 
I have used all of these, but my purpose was not to tout a programming 
environment, but to recommend the book I mentioned in my first post:

http://www.dspguide.com/

You can't beat free...I wish I had had this book in the 70's when I was active in the lab...Oh, for a time machine!

John Ragle -- W1ZI

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On 6/6/2011 8:45 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
> Another (possibly cheaper) mathematical computation system for doing signal processing is Mathematica...I also have the professional (or, commercial) license to Matlab