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    Let's graph the data as we would for a convolution (flipping 'h' along the y axis' and plot it for n=1. Graphically we can see that nothing overlaps. If we were to write out the equation for this. We can see that y =0.

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    Let's graph the data as we would for a convolution (flipping 'h' along the y axis' and plot it for n=1. Graphically we can see that nothing overlaps. If we were to write out the equation for this. We can see that y =0.

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    Convolution Example

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    Ipek Büyükaşık
    Let's graph the data as we would for a convolution (flipping 'h' along the y axis' and plot it for n=1. Graphically we can see that nothing overlaps. If we were to write out the equation for this. We can see that y =0.

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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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