Convolution

Hallo,

I need a help from you. Can anyone please suggest me any links for the
topics "convolution of signals", "transformation of signals" and
"different kinds of signals and their equation" in the examination point
of view. The lecture material and some books have only very few examples
and doesn't gave me much practice. I have searched a lot in the google,
but doesn't helps.

Thanks,
San

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> Hallo,
>
> I need a help from you. Can anyone please suggest me any links for the
> topics "convolution of signals", "transformation of signals" and
> "different kinds of signals and their equation" in the examination point
> of view. The lecture material and some books have only very few examples
> and doesn't gave me much practice. I have searched a lot in the google,
> but doesn't helps.
>
> Thanks,
> San 

sanindland wrote:
> Hallo,
> 
> I need a help from you. Can anyone please suggest me any links for the
> topics "convolution of signals", "transformation of signals" and
> "different kinds of signals and their equation" in the examination point
> of view. The lecture material and some books have only very few examples
> and doesn't gave me much practice. I have searched a lot in the google,
> but doesn't helps.
> 
> Thanks,
> San

Hello,

Check out cnx.org, searc for convolution there.

Peter

sanindland wrote:
> Hallo,
> 
> I need a help from you. Can anyone please suggest me any links for the
> topics "convolution of signals", "transformation of signals" and
> "different kinds of signals and their equation" in the examination point
> of view. The lecture material and some books have only very few examples
> and doesn't gave me much practice. I have searched a lot in the google,
> but doesn't helps.

http://www.bores.com/courses/intro/index.htm
( http://www.bores.com/courses/advanced/index.htm )
Find the relevant chapters in http://www.dspguide.com/

Jerry
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Hi there,

I thank you all for the response. Especially, the book dspguide.com is
good to read.

regards,
San