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Why filters are described by impulse response?

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y filters r like this

y filters are characterized by its impulse response and can anyone help me about where to start dsp fundamentals
 

Re: y filters r like this

when u see the transform of the impulse i.e. frequency domain u get a constant amplitude for all frequencies from -∞ to +∞. so when u pass an impulse to a filter by seeing the frequency domain u can say what type of filter, cutoff frequencies etc.
try symon haykin's dsp. there r many books and links suggested in this forum. search and try them.
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y filters r like this

u can find some usefull e-books about "Discrete-Time signal processing" here: **broken link removed**
 

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