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What does this statement mean rect [ (t-a)/a ] ?

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Could anyone interpret the above statement for me ?
Is that means, a rectangular pulse with width of a, and is centred at point a ?
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Re: rect [ (t-a)/a ] = ?

thais is very easy.rect(t/a) is located at origin having pulse width "a".ie; it extends from -a/2 to a/2. whereas rect((t-a)/a ) is shifted right by "a" units.ie,it extends from +a/2 to +3a/2.
 

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Re: rect [ (t-a)/a ] = ?

A rectangular pulse with a width a and centered in a/2
 

Re: rect [ (t-a)/a ] = ?

go through "modern analog and digital communication by lathi" table 3.1 has all these thing described in details
 

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