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    The document discusses implementing convolution in MATLAB without using built-in functions. Convolution is a vital concept in signals and communication. Students are asked to: [1] Take two sample signals A and B represented as matrices, [2] Calculate their convolution Y by multiplying and summing corresponding elements based on the convolution formula, [3] Plot the input signals A and B and output signal Y, and [4] Include screenshots of the code and plotted signals in their write-up. Loops, conditional statements, plot and zeros functions can be used to implement the convolution calculation in code.

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    The document discusses implementing convolution in MATLAB without using built-in functions. Convolution is a vital concept in signals and communication. Students are asked to: [1] Take two sample signals A and B represented as matrices, [2] Calculate their convolution Y by multiplying and summing corresponding elements based on the convolution formula, [3] Plot the input signals A and B and output signal Y, and [4] Include screenshots of the code and plotted signals in their write-up. Loops, conditional statements, plot and zeros functions can be used to implement the convolution calculation in code.

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    The document discusses implementing convolution in MATLAB without using built-in functions. Convolution is a vital concept in signals and communication. Students are asked to: [1] Take two sample signals A and B represented as matrices, [2] Calculate their convolution Y by multiplying and summing corresponding elements based on the convolution formula, [3] Plot the input signals A and B and output signal Y, and [4] Include screenshots of the code and plotted signals in their write-up. Loops, conditional statements, plot and zeros functions can be used to implement the convolution calculation in code.

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    The document discusses implementing convolution in MATLAB without using built-in functions. Convolution is a vital concept in signals and communication. Students are asked to: [1] Take two sample signals A and B represented as matrices, [2] Calculate their convolution Y by multiplying and summing corresponding elements based on the convolution formula, [3] Plot the input signals A and B and output signal Y, and [4] Include screenshots of the code and plotted signals in their write-up. Loops, conditional statements, plot and zeros functions can be used to implement the convolution calculation in code.

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    CONVOLUTION

    Convolution is a vital used concept in signals and communication. You have to implement the
    concept of Convolution in MATLAB without directly using the in-built function. Plot the two input
    signals and the resultant/convoluted signal and attach the screenshot in your write-up. Put the
    screenshot of your code in the write-up. No need to submit a MATLAB file.

    You can use matrices/arrays to implement it.

    Let us say you have two signals, A and B, in the form of the matrix.

    A= [ 1 2 3 ]

    B= [ 4 5 6 ]

    So, we represent the convolution of these as A * B. Let us say the convoluted signal is Y.

    The size of Y is ( Size of A + Size of B – 1 ). Here it will be 5.

    Let the Y be [ y1 y2 y3 y4 y5 ]

    Then y1= b1*a1

    y2= b1*a2 + b2*a1

    y3= b1*a3 + b2*a2 + b3*a1

    y4= b2*a3 + b3*a2

    y5= b3*a3

    so, as a result Y = [ 4 13 28 27 18 ]

    The formula below is the typical formula for convolution.

    You may use the following concepts to implement your code:

    1) Loops (for loop , while loop)


    2) Iterative statements ( if statement , else statement)
    3) Plot function
    4) Zeros function ( to create a matrix of the desired length with all the elements as zeros )

    You can go through some basic kinds of stuff on the internet related to Discrete-time Convolution to
    implement this project.

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