Convolution Example #2

[@marimbanation4118]

awesome i know the topic is hard to understand but after getting the concept now i can understand

[@aqila3006]

thanks a million ! it was really helpful for me ,I have attend one weak lecture at the class but I got no thing!! and now I could understand in 13 mins .

[@RoseHulmanOnline]

Good to hear it! Sometimes a little bit of animation can make a concept easier to pick up.

[@kushagrakushwaha7124]

Very nice explaination bro👍
Keep it on👍
Thankyou so much

[@seimela]

i had to watch this 4 times before fully understand it >>>>>>>thanks

[@seimela]

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[@ScoobyGSXR750]

Nice bike lol

[@Coconutbuicuit]

for n>4 there is no overlap!!! pl guide

[@extraFart]

For n>4, x(n-k) will move towards postive n axis. Hence there will be complete overlap.

[@darkcnotion]

What if the functions didn't start at x=0 ??

[@sachinjagarwar]

can't understand

[@199alexman]

can i email you a problem from Alan V. Oppenheim book to solve i would really really really appreciate it. its easy for me to solve convolution via frequency response but not by the graph method or anything else..

[@honeyj7152]

Thanks you

[@shailusrivastava468]

thankyou sir

[@draganilievski4936]

EPIC !!!

[@waqasaps]

you missed the complete overlap part

[@motibogale6226]

Thank you