FFT tutorial in gnuradio

[@Aemilindore]

I just wished you did more tutorials. Love this way of comprehensive teaching. Ease consider doing one more.

[@irfan_antennas]

Thanks for such an amazing content.

[@kavoos1000]

such a great guy... thanks for both website and here --

[@anthon5504]

that is an awesome video!

[@alpena1960]

Thx you made my day

[@lesh0]

And also compliment on the sliders, as I tried to understand these things deeper, I had to draw some graphs of sines and cosines, or use wolfram and matlab, but I ended up limited to 4 graphs max, or else it would just be a messy non understandable stuff... with the sliders you have like infinite graphs and integrals, which is really really insightful. Sorry about commenting on this unrelated video, but couldn't use the comment section on the website, haha

[@lesh0]

Hello Mr. Locher, just wanted to comment that your website fourier-series. com is really amazing. I spent so much time studying Fourier Transform and DFT, and at some points your brain fries so much that you have to make assumptions and simplifications about the math, and about the outcome that this math tool intended, in order to understand anything. Just wanted to say that it was really reassuring to see that some of my assumptions in order to understand this stuff was made by you as well in your audios (and none of the books I read went through this essential thought process). Hope your tutorial on convolution and fourier transform gets done, I'll surely check it out. Well that's it, thanks!