Matched Filters

[@annakiki7349]

This video provides an excellent explanation of matched filters. it's very helpful to me!thank you very much!

[@judyxu5198]

Thank you so much! The visualization is really helpful.

[@essamgouda1609]

Brilliant and straight to the point thank you !

well done

[@aaryansrivastava7835]

You are an amazing teacher. Thank you!

[@wattsfield1889]

Thank you, very helpful teacher

[@qwerty_____146]

Thank you for you and your good friend. very nice. Thanksssssss

[@sarahgreenbaum6687]

This is perfect. Thank you

[@emrearslan6579]

Very nice video! Quick, clear and to the point. Thank you

[@TheGmr140]

for complex signals, matched filter h(t) = conj( s(-t) )
s(t) being the known pulse signal.

[@pranayagarwal5771]

Thank you sir, very informative. Good example

[@eptehal1]

This is amazing! thanks

[@LuKas-eo3th]

Amazingly well done, thank you.

[@valentinaangelini8473]

very nice video!!

[@bronchmolov]

Thank you !

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[@ahmedfaeq142]

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[@mustaphaalkhafaaf5512]

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[@alhadab2012]

best explanation, THANK YOU

[@vennelakailasa5578]

perfect and to the point thank you :)!

[@PavanKumar-vy6kc]

Wonderful.Well explained

[@shivammalviya3737]

Great explanation

[@Kwetso7]

Do you really need a match filter for a Simple CW pulse, that is not Modulated?

[@faisaldj]

If it is mot modulated that means it is not transmitted so it is not corrupted by the channel noise so no need for any filter

[@AJ-fo3hp]

h(t) = S(-t+T)
h(tau) = S(-tau+T)
h(-tau) = S(tau+T)
h(-tau +t) = S(tau+T+t)

[@karenrz98]

Great video! Why do I get the feeling that you're Lebanese?

[@karimcheayto4989]

Karen Zakhem because we are 😁

[@ziadyazbeck3157]

BATAL!!!!!!!!!!!!