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Convolution Example

This document provides an example of discrete convolution. It gives the equations for discrete convolution and defines the input signals h and x. It then walks through graphically convolving h and x for n=-1 and n=0, showing that the output y is 0 for n=-1. The example demonstrates how to calculate discrete convolution by shifting one signal and multiplying-accumulating with the other.

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Convolution Example

This document provides an example of discrete convolution. It gives the equations for discrete convolution and defines the input signals h and x. It then walks through graphically convolving h and x for n=-1 and n=0, showing that the output y is 0 for n=-1. The example demonstrates how to calculate discrete convolution by shifting one signal and multiplying-accumulating with the other.

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ECE476:DiscreteConvolutionExample

Given:

h={0.5,2,2.5,1}
x={1,1,1,0,0,0...}


y n = x k h nk =x nh n
k=

Let'sgraphthedataaswewouldforaconvolution(flipping'h'alongtheyaxis'andplotitforn=1.

Graphicallywecanseethatnothingoverlaps.Ifweweretowriteouttheequationforthis...

Wecanseethaty[1]=0.
Now,let'sstepthisalongforn=0.

Ifwecontinuealongthislineofthought

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