Sinc as fourier of rect function

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The discussion revolves around the mathematical concept of the Sinc function as the Fourier transform of the rectangular function. Participants seek clarification on the relationship between the Sinc function and the rectangular function in the context of signal processing. Specific terms such as "Fourier transform" and "rect function" are emphasized, highlighting the importance of understanding these concepts for effective analysis in signal processing.

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  • Understanding of Fourier transforms
  • Knowledge of the Sinc function
  • Familiarity with the rectangular function in signal processing
  • Basic principles of signal analysis
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sorry, was not able to post this properly as I did it from phone
ll post this doubt from my notebook soon. . .
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