Signal Processing Tutorial: Continuous-Time Convolution Example (Inverse Laplace)

[snk007100]

thank you ..............

[alejandrorsaid]

thank you... great explanation !!

[harlow012345]

woah, i'm so glad i found this!

[TaimoorAli29]

superb....



[Raxid007]

Im not sure how to plot this in matlab, if I do the convolution of two functions when i plot them what should be placed in the y axis?

[smeckthat]

thanx drjctu u simply made it easier to understand wish u best of luck in future so that u help is more

[foebidden1]

how do i handle the convolution integral if the response h(t) is given as a function that is reflected about the x-axis while the input function x(t) is given as a pulse?

in other words, i have a box (pulse) for x(t) and i have another box reflected about the x-axis as my responce h(t).

thx!

[MarZoeKi]

give example with other function please,,

x(t) = 2 impulse(t+2) + impulse(t-1)

h(t) = t+1 & t-1

i'm still confuse.. T.T

[drjctu]

I glad it helped and good luck in your exam.

[tayyabccna]

I also have an exam tomorrow, and thanx for the video, i got some concept :)

[razr3g]

dammit im fcked, have an exam 2moro n still dunno this shit :(((

[hid400]

really simple thank you

[drjctu]

no problem. Dr J

[tutbanana]

Thank you for the video, it helped a lot! My prof didn't even bother explaining it lol

[drjctu]

belated your welcome. Dr j