Multimedia Technology for Applications |  | Creators: Bing J. Sheu, Mohammed Ismail, Michelle Y. Wang, Richard H. Tsai
Publisher: Wiley-IEEE Press
Category: Book
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Media: Hardcover
Pages: 702
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Dimensions (in): 10.2 x 7.2 x 1.6
ISBN: 0780311744
Dewey Decimal Number: 006.7
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Product Description
"This single, expertly-written volume brings you in-depth, interdisciplinary coverage of today's state-of-the-art multimedia technology--the combined work of more than 20 leaders in the field. With an emphasis on consumer electronics, the contributing authors to MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY FOR APPLICATIONS present the very latest advances in signal processing, communications and networking, computer databases, and circuits and systems as they relate to multimedia technology and applications. Topics covered include: multimedia systems; standards, and trends; submicro electronic enabling technologies; digital library servers; networking; multimedia signal processing and applications. MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY FOR APPLICATIONS is thoughtfully structured and complete with numerous figures and examples, making it of key interest to advanced student engineers and managers in industry, as well as professional engineers in need of a current, practical resource." Sponsored by:
IEEE Circuits and Systems Society, IEEE Solid-State Circuits Council/Society.
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| Customer Reviews:
turned out to be diff from what i was expecting April 19, 2007
KaGe (nashville, TN)
this book was suggested text for a course for security applications at GaTech (if i rem correctly). so went ahead and bought it for some self-study. it covers a great deal of mpeg-4 in the first few chapters but is very dated. mpeg-4 was not standardized when this was written and i've become familiar with mpeg-4 / h.264 since and found a lot of this material a little out of sync with the current standard.
the other chapters are also good overviews of the state-of-art in various fields, e.g. cmos sensor devices but since technology in these areas changes so fast, book seems dated there as well.
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