Discrete-Time Signals and Systems Introduction (6/6): Convolving Finite Width Signals

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Channel: Adam Panagos · 2013 · Education

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When performing convolution of finite width signals it usually nice to know where the final signal will start and stop.  This example works through the convolution of two finite width signals to understand where the signal will start/stop by determining where the resulting convolution must be zero.

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