Convolution Integral Example 01 - Convolution of Two Unit Step Functions

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This example computes the convolution of two unit step functions, i.e. y(t) = u(t)*u(t), where * is the convolution operator.

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Excellent explanation. Not much out there on convolution with step functions, which seem so common in signals applications. Any chance of making a video on auto/cross-correlation of signals in a similar manner?

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at 6:17, should y = t^2/2? Because it is the area under the line (integral)

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