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This document contains the code for a program to calculate circular convolution using linear convolution. The program takes two sequences as input, performs linear convolution on the sequences by multiplying and summing corresponding elements, then adds matching elements to obtain the circular convolution output. The output was verified through manual calculation.

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This document contains the code for a program to calculate circular convolution using linear convolution. The program takes two sequences as input, performs linear convolution on the sequences by multiplying and summing corresponding elements, then adds matching elements to obtain the circular convolution output. The output was verified through manual calculation.

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DONE BY: NAME: SOMERAJ BOSE ROLL : 43 SEC :B YEAR : 3RD REMARKS : _____________________

SIGNATURE : ____________________

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TITLE: Program to find out the Circular convolution using Linear convolution
of two sequences.

CODE:
FUNCTION:
function y1=c_cnv(x,h) lx=length(x); lh=length(h); a=lx+lh-1; h1=[h zeros(1,a-lh)]; x1=[x zeros(1,a-lx)]; for i=1:a y(i)=0; for k=1:i y(i)=y(i)+x1(k)*h1(i-k+1); end end b=length(y); c=max(lx,lh); y=[y zeros(1,2*c-b)]; for i=1:c y1(i)=y(i)+y(c+i); end end

PROGRAM:
clc clear all close all x=input('enter x: '); h=input('enter h: '); y=c_cnv(x,h) subplot(3,1,1) stem(x) title('x(n)') subplot(3,1,2) stem(h) title('h(n)')
NAME: SOMERAJ BOSE SEC: ECE-B YEAR: 3RD ROLL: 43

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subplot(3,1,3) stem(y) title('circular convolution')

OUTPUT:
enter x: [1 2 3 4] enter h: [1 1 2 2] y= 15 17 15 13

DISCUSSION:
We have implemented the circular convolution using linear convolution by adding up the values of the result of the linear convolution of the two given sequences as needed using for loop. The minor errors in the programs were corrected. The output is checked by manual calculation.
NAME: SOMERAJ BOSE SEC: ECE-B YEAR: 3RD ROLL: 43

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