Exploration on the application of electronic information technology in signal processing based on big data

Abstract Mobile phones are the most commonly used electronic devices in people’s daily life. The image, voice, and other information in these devices need to be processed through signal transmission. The role of signal processing is to process the acquired information in a certain way to get the final result. In order to ensure that the whole processing program can work normally, it is necessary to implement good control to achieve the desired effect. However, with the continuous progress and development of science and technology, its requirements are becoming increasingly strict. The traditional signal processing method is unreliable, has poor real time, and has error-prone characteristics, which can no longer meet the accuracy requirements of current information acquisition equipment. Therefore, people begin to study more complex and precise information processing methods and apply these algorithms to various advanced electronic devices to achieve better results. From the perspective of big data, electronic information technology is generated and developed based on massive data processing. It not only has a strong storage function but also has strong computing power and a wide range of application scenarios. It has strong applicability in real life. In this article, the signal to be processed was divided into several wavelet components in different frequency ranges by empirical mode decomposition technology, and then the signal was denoised by combining three wavelet denoising methods to obtain noise data with good signal-to-noise ratio and high classification accuracy. Finally, the corresponding feature information was extracted according to the signal-receiving model to improve the system recognition rate. This article compared the traditional signal processing methods with the signal processing approaches from the perspective of electronic information technology. The results showed that the processing method had a high computing speed and could better solve the problem of detection performance degradation caused by interference. User satisfaction had also increased by 2.87%, which showed that signal processing based on big data and information processing technology had broad application prospects in communication systems. The core of open computer science is to build a unified, efficient, and scalable computing platform based on massive data processing and use signal processing and computer technology to manage and optimize the scheduling of information resources to better meet various business needs.