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Graphical Convolution Example

The document provides an example of convolving two functions graphically. It shows two functions, x(t) and h(t), with h(t) being flipped and slid from left to right over x(t). The convolution is calculated over five time intervals where the functions overlap and do not overlap, with the area under the product of the functions in the overlapping regions representing the convolution. The resulting convolution function y(t) is graphed over the five time intervals of interest.

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Graphical Convolution Example

The document provides an example of convolving two functions graphically. It shows two functions, x(t) and h(t), with h(t) being flipped and slid from left to right over x(t). The convolution is calculated over five time intervals where the functions overlap and do not overlap, with the area under the product of the functions in the overlapping regions representing the convolution. The resulting convolution function y(t) is graphed over the five time intervals of interest.

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Graphical Convolution

Example

Convolve the following two functions:


x(t)

h(t)

Replace t with
Choose h () to be flipped and
slided from left to the right of
x() as shown below
h(t
-)

t2

x(
)

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Graphical Convolution
Example

Convolution can be
divided into 5 parts
I.

t<1
Two functions do not
overlap
Area under the
product of the
functions is zero

II.

1t<3
Part of h(t) overlaps
part of x(t)
Area under the
product of the
functions is (t-1)

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Graphical Convolution
Example

III.

3t<5
h(t) is leaving x(t)
between the
time interval 3 and
5
Area under the
product is
3-(t - 2) = 5 - t

IV.

t<5
h(t) and x(t) do not
overlap
Area under their
product is zero
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Graphical Convolution
Example

Result of convolution
(5 intervals of
interest):

y(t)
2
t
0

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