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Re: How implement the convolution between f(t) and Delta(t-t
Thank you for your reply.
I just got the answer this moring.
A reasonable interval for sampling Delta(t - t0) is 2*pi/N, where N denotes
the length of the signal f(t). It is effetive regardless of the sign of t0.
Thank you,
Nico
how to implement convolution
Hello, my friends,
We all know that the convolution between a signal f(t) and the
Delta function D(t - t0) is to shift f(t) with t0 away. But, how could
we validate this property? Namely, how do we implement the
convolution between a signal f(t) and the Delta...
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