Finding Convolution Graphically - Book Recommendations

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For learning convolution graphically, "Digital Signal Processing" by Steven Smith is highly recommended, as it is available for free online and includes excellent examples. The website "The Joy of Convolution" provides visual representations of convolution, enhancing understanding. Users express appreciation for Smith's book, noting its broader value beyond just convolution topics. Additional resources may be beneficial for those struggling with the concept. Exploring these materials can significantly aid in mastering graphical convolution techniques.
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I'm solving examples about finding convolution graphically and i have problmes solving them, if there is any good book teaching it with a nice way with examples, pls i need the names of the books.
 
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Digital Signal Processing: by Steven Smith is free on the web and has an excellent example of solving convolutions graphically.
 
The joy of convolution is a website that shows you what convolution looks like graphically.
Its at jhu.edu/signals/convolve/index.html

Also Steven Smith's book is a brilliant book (not only for convolution) and I also highly recommend it :D
 
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