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Impulse Response
Original title: インパルス応答
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An impulse response is a system’s output when an extremely short signal called an impulse is input. Also called an impulse reaction. An impulse is a pulse with infinitesimal temporal width and infinite height. Such a signal cannot be generated in real systems, but it is a useful idealized concept.
インパルス応答とは、インパルスと呼ばれる非常に短い信号を入力したときのシステムの出力である。インパルス反応とも。インパルスとは、時間的幅が無限小で高さが無限大のパルスである。実際のシステムではこのような信号は生成できないが、理想化としては有益な概念である。
Source updated 2023-07-03 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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