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    This MATLAB code takes user input for the coefficients of two signals x1[n] and x2[n], convolves them using cconv, and plots the input signals and output on a 3-subplot figure. It displays the output y of convolving the inputs.

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    This MATLAB code takes user input for the coefficients of two signals x1[n] and x2[n], convolves them using cconv, and plots the input signals and output on a 3-subplot figure. It displays the output y of convolving the inputs.

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    This MATLAB code takes user input for the coefficients of two signals x1[n] and x2[n], convolves them using cconv, and plots the input signals and output on a 3-subplot figure. It displays the output y of convolving the inputs.

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    This MATLAB code takes user input for the coefficients of two signals x1[n] and x2[n], convolves them using cconv, and plots the input signals and output on a 3-subplot figure. It displays the output y of convolving the inputs.

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    3/29/16 9:49 PM

    C:\Users\Known Stranger\Documents\MATLAB\circov.m

    clc;
    x=input('ENTER THE COEFFICIENT OF x1[n] ');
    h=input('ENTER THE COEFFICIENT OF x2[n] ');
    y=cconv(x,h);
    subplot(311);
    n=0:(length(x)-1);
    stem(n,x);
    grid on;
    xlabel('TIME');
    ylabel('AMPLITUDE');
    title('x1[n]');
    subplot(312);
    n=0:(length(h)-1);
    stem(n,h);
    grid on;
    xlabel('TIME');
    ylabel('AMPLITUDE');
    title('x2[n]');
    subplot(313);
    n=0:(length(y)-1);
    stem(n,y);
    grid on;
    disp(y)
    xlabel('TIME');
    ylabel('AMPLITUDE');
    title('OUTPUT');

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