Lecture

The spectrum of interpolated signals

Description

This lecture covers the concept of sinc interpolation, focusing on discrete-time signals, interpolation intervals, the sinc function, and the resulting smooth, continuous-time signals. It delves into the spectral representation of interpolated signals and how the spectrum changes based on the interpolation period chosen.

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