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This is probably a simple question, but I have a hard time understanding how c. converts to d. in the following picture.
Further reading as an answer is acceptable. After all, I am only asking this because the PDF I’m reading doesn't really explain why c. results in d. The more I look at it, the more I am confused.
if you consider the spectrum of analog signal as the figure in your picture.Sampling in time domain is same as multiplying a pulse train to the analog signal.This means that the frequency response of pulse train is convoluted in frequency domain. The frequency response of pulse train is again a pulse train,hence the spectrum gets duplicated in frequency domain due to its convolution with the pulse train.
