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Sir please upload all lectures by 15th December...my semester exam is going to start from 20th December.Your lectures are very helpful and informative.
In step 6 the value of N=14 and y(n) matched the value of N . What if in last step the value of N doesn't matches with y(n) ??? The answer y(n) will be wrong then?? Pls specify!
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How N length is equal to 2 powers of M? Can you Justify the logic of choosing a formula for N=2^M, Sir? Is it valid for any value of filter length M higher than 3?
You need to check the value of L. In our example L = 6 that's why we will take first 6 samples of x(n) to form x1(n). Thats why the last numbers are 3,2. Hope this was helpful Keep supporting EC Academy 👍
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Sir i am seeing this video just the evening before exam,earlier when i saw the sample paper i lost hope,now i feel very confident
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Thank you so much sir! Really easy to understand and to the point explanation. Definitely go for this video!
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Sir please upload all lectures by 15th December...my semester exam is going to start from 20th December.Your lectures are very helpful and informative.
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In step 6 the value of N=14 and y(n) matched the value of N .
What if in last step the value of N doesn't matches with y(n) ??? The answer y(n) will be wrong then?? Pls specify!
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Sir, can we append zeros in either side of sequence? Like in x1(n) you appended on left most side and in x2(n) you appended in right side
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How N length is equal to 2 powers of M? Can you Justify the logic of choosing a formula for N=2^M, Sir? Is it valid for any value of filter length M higher than 3?
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Last bell sound is toooo irritating BTW, nice teaching 😌
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Sir, can over lap save method be used for short duration sequence also? please reply sir.
Both overlap add & save methods are used for long duration sequence….
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@@ECAcademy Sir, I did understand that. My question is, can it be used for x(n) with 6 number of terms.... I'm in need please reply sir🙏
@@sreerajguptays3531 It's not worth the pain bro. You can just use normal convolution
@@samuelr879 Yeah, but my university has different marks Patten.
Sir when there is X(n) sequence is greater than 10 no's then we consider X3(n) or not
You can append zeros and you can take....
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Sir in x1(n) why should we add zeroes before 3 can't we add zeroes after 2
Sir,. Step 4 I have one doubt sir, how to calculate. X1(n)×h(n)=y1(n).
Same doubt here
If you got can you please explain me
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sir can you please explain us the same question in overlap add method.??
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Sir if X(n) has 12 numbers then no need of repetition of last 2 number in x2(n)
My query is same plz reply sir
Sir from which book u are taking questions
Check description
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Sir what are the changes for 8 point dft
If X(n)=12
Tabular between overlap save and overlap add
Sir what if we have x(3n)
Sir y we take last Numbers of x1(n) (3,2)...
You need to check the value
of L. In our example L = 6 that's why we will take first 6 samples of x(n) to form x1(n). Thats why the last numbers are 3,2.
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@@ECAcademy tq sir
How do we do 8X1 matrix method
Ya had the same q
Step 4 bro explain
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