Introduction
Ahmed M. A. Ali
Abstract
Ahmed M. A. Ali
Abstract
In this chapter we discussed the A/D and D/A conversion processes. The A/D conversion is comprised of sampling and quantization operations. The D/A conversion is comprised of an analog holding operation followed by a reconstruction filter. The analysis of each one of these operations was presented. In addition, the Nyquist sampling theorem was discussed, together with the concepts of undersampling and oversampling. Finally, the decimation and interpolation operations were covered.
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In this chapter we discussed the A/D and D/A conversion processes. The A/D conversion is comprised of sampling and quantization operations. The D/A conversion is comprised of an analog holding operation followed by a reconstruction filter. The analysis of each one of these operations was presented. In addition, the Nyquist sampling theorem was discussed, together with the concepts of undersampling and oversampling. Finally, the decimation and interpolation operations were covered.
Key concepts: Undersampling, Oversampling, Decimation, Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem, Sampling (signal processing), Computer science, Algorithm, Mathematics