Solve Convolution of Sinc | Signal Analysis Course Homework

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The discussion revolves around solving the convolution of two sinc functions, x(t) = sinc(x) and h(t) = sinc(x), as part of a signal analysis course homework. The original poster expresses difficulty in solving the problem using MATLAB and seeks assistance. A key point mentioned is that convolution in the time domain translates to multiplication in the frequency domain, highlighting the importance of understanding frequency domain concepts. The problem serves as an introductory exercise to emphasize the relevance of frequency domain analysis in signal processing. Overall, the discussion underscores the challenge of the homework and the need for clarity on convolution techniques.
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I really need some help...

this is a signal analysis course homework & it is reallly important...

x(t) = sinc(x)
h(t) = sinc(x)

I need to solve this convolution problem in any way... i tryed solving it using MATLAB but i really need some help...

thanks
 
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Here's a hint: convolution in the time domain corresponds to multiplication in the frequency domain.
 
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turns out that this problem was given us as an introduction to why we are supposed to study freq. domain & the its conversion...
 

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