Boxcar

Boxcar

A mathematical function that represents philtre in a time series of equal value (time or frequency) that goes to zero at a specified amount on each end of the boxcar. In convolution, the amplitude of the input signal is multiplied by the philtre (boxcar) resulting in time shift of the signal.

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