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What to do to become a good DSP engineer?

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Hi.. everyone..

friends i want to be a good DSP engineer and in order to achieve that i need ur help..plzzz guide me and do tell me wht shld i do.

plzzzzzz also tell me that..
wht is MATLAB?
 

Re: Hi.. everyone..

for starters, you could say MATLAB is the software any engineer needs to be able to use, you can simulate almost any system using MATLAB, you want to be a DSP engineer, you need to make MATLAB your best friend, download the software onto your P.C, and use its user manual to work your way around it, its got a very helpful, 'help' function.
 

Re: Hi.. everyone..

Hi Rajat,

For becoming a good dsp engineer, you need to have all basics clear in your mind. All fundamentals to be clear. Maybe you can refer some books like Rabiner & Gold.

Matlab is a tool. It is used for matrix operation initially.But now it has been used extensively to simulate the behavior of datapaths(DSP, comm etc) as well as control paths.

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dak-ju
 

Hi.. everyone..

matlab is a good software for analysis system and mathematics and also dsp .

to be a good engineer in dsp u must read books about it
 

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join any dsp sertificate course for rapid grow in dsp field
 

Hi.. everyone..

To be a good dsp engineer you should read a lot of DSP books.. i recommend that you read the book "Digital Signal Processing: Principles, Algorithms and Applications by John Proakis and Dimitris Manolakis".
 

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