Graphical Convolution

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Description

This lecture covers the graphical convolution method for discrete-time signals, including the 'flip-and-drag' technique. It explains how to plot the input, shift, flip, and drag the terms, and compute the output. The continuous-time convolution is also discussed with examples.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Information engineering

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Electrical engineering

Electronic engineering: Digital electronics

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