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    This document discusses different windowing techniques used in signal processing including rectangular, Hamming, Bartlett, Hanning and Blackman windows. Each window type produces different effects when used such as varying levels of spectral leakage or sidelobe suppression in the resulting frequency spectrum of a signal.

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    This document discusses different windowing techniques used in signal processing including rectangular, Hamming, Bartlett, Hanning and Blackman windows. Each window type produces different effects when used such as varying levels of spectral leakage or sidelobe suppression in the resulting frequency spectrum of a signal.

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    Example 10.1: by Using A Rectangular Window

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    This document discusses different windowing techniques used in signal processing including rectangular, Hamming, Bartlett, Hanning and Blackman windows. Each window type produces different effects when used such as varying levels of spectral leakage or sidelobe suppression in the resulting frequency spectrum of a signal.

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    Example 10.

    1:
    By using a rectangular window:


    By Using a Hamming window:




    By using a Bartlett window:

    Example 10.3:
    By using a Hanning window:





    By using a Blackman window:

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