Convolution is a formal mathematical operation that takes two signals to produce a third signal.
Convolution is one of the most frequently used operations in DSP. It is the basic operation in digital filtering. Given two finite and causal sequences, and
, of lengths
and
, respectively, their convolution is defined as
where the symbol is used to denote convolution.
Deconvolution is the opposite of convolution. Given a convolved signal and the filter used for convolution, this operation will produce the original signal.
Figure 1. A convolution operation
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