You are the best teacher ever Professor Kathleen Wage. Convolution was so difficult to understand. Now I know everything. I am preparing the FE electrical computers exam. Don’t take my words for it. She is the top notch ever in the United States. I wish add you as teacher. Thank you for teaching us.
Now, I really got it....I was kinda confused about the limits of t.Thanks Kathleen, you made it very clear what to consider t and how to make sure to locate it...KUDOS
why t+1 , and t+2,, the professor wrote that t-T, and she has 1 and 2 point ,, shouldn't she write t-1, and t-2,, for the shifted signal??? thanks in advance
I have a question..I got x(t) = u(t-1) and h(t)=(e^(-2t)+e^(-t))u(t) and I want to know the Continuous-Time Convolution integral..I'm wondering if you can help me :)
You are the best teacher ever Professor Kathleen Wage. Convolution was so difficult to understand. Now I know everything. I am preparing the FE electrical computers exam. Don’t take my words for it. She is the top notch ever in the United States. I wish add you as teacher. Thank you for teaching us.
I'm half way around the world but this video helped me greatly. Thank you.
Well done! Really nice explanation.
The best Explanation Just what I was looking for ❤️Love u
thank you so much! I totally got all things about the convolution! excellent, thanks again.
thank you so much. Finally i completly understand.
it is the first time that ı understood this topic god bless you
Now, I really got it....I was kinda confused about the limits of t.Thanks Kathleen, you made it very clear what to consider t and how to make sure to locate it...KUDOS
i have been trying to understand this concept for so long. i wish i would have found you earlier. Very Nicely explained. Greetings from Pakistan.
Thanks Kathleen, Your explanation answers all my question on convolution
Put video on discrete convolution. My happiness will converge to infinity. Thanks
thanks a lot, it was a first time I can understand the convolution, thank you ☺
Best example so far!
You saved the day,thanks a lot :)
This is the clearest one so far.
Thanks a lot I understand,This method is simple, your explanation very very nice and easy to follow
Excellent video and explanation!
Finally understand convolution. Thank you!!
Please do more Dr Wage. This was very helpful....
Excelente explicación. Gracias. Saludos
THANK YOU SO MUCH CLEAR AND HELPFUL
nice vedio .This vedio clear all my doubt. Thanks mam
Many thanks, really insightful!
I am lucky to be her student this is very helpful :)
Excellent explanation! Thank you.
Excellent lecture. ı will wait the other lec. about fourier and sampling
Awesome. Thanks, Prof.
Great work! Please post more videos related to continuous time signals
Thanks!
Thank you! very usefull!
you are great thank you very much
Thanks mam !!! 😊
Thanks a TON!
Thank you!
thanks!
nice video.
thanks,really helpful
nice little video, me like
nice explanation!
Well done very helpful
Thanks !!
It is very useful
why t+1 , and t+2,, the professor wrote that t-T, and she has 1 and 2 point ,, shouldn't she write t-1, and t-2,, for the shifted signal??? thanks in advance
thank you sir it really help me understanding convolution
Good video
Excellente
Muito bom.
thank you I have a exam tomorrow about signal and system
thank you, if can apply that in match filter??
Hi, can you please tell me how do you determine the regions? Thanks
I have a question..I got x(t) = u(t-1) and h(t)=(e^(-2t)+e^(-t))u(t) and I want to know the Continuous-Time Convolution integral..I'm wondering if you can help me :)
Why no new vedios
how did i get here
Well done even if it could have been more concise
protip: don't integrate...find areas of rectangles. youre overcomplicating it