Lecture

The ideal lowpass filter

Description

This lecture covers the concept of the ideal lowpass filter, discussing its impulse response, frequency response, and the challenges it poses due to infinite support. The instructor explains the sinc-rect pair and the canonical form of the ideal lowpass filter, highlighting its lack of BIBO stability. Despite its slow divergence, the ideal lowpass filter requires a large number of samples for accurate approximation.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Information engineering

Signal processing: Filtering theory, Fourier analysis

Control theory and engineering: Control theory

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