Solve Convolution of Sinc | Signal Analysis Course Homework

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The discussion focuses on 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 participant attempted to use MATLAB for the solution but seeks further assistance. A key insight shared is that convolution in the time domain corresponds to multiplication in the frequency domain, highlighting the importance of frequency domain analysis in signal processing.

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  • Understanding of convolution in signal processing
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  • Knowledge of the sinc function and its properties
  • Basic concepts of frequency domain analysis
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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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