Description

Signals and Systems courses/books have a lot pedagogical issues, trying to transform what is essentially mathematical course into an electrical engineering course.

The connection gets lost amongst students because most texts fail to adapt sound mathematical pedagogy. Nahvi bridges the gap by using familiar methods students learn in their mathematics and circuit analysis courses.

I love this book. It is suited for the EE. It’s well-organized, exemplifies various circuit topologies, includes a ton of examples, and has pertinent Matlab code. Students can breadboard the same circuits used in the texts to test and measure from basic RLC circuits, op amp circuitry, and filter.