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Mathematics / Applied mathematics / Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem / Sampling / Fourier transform / Bandlimiting / Zero-order hold / Sinc function / Pulse-code modulation / Signal processing / Digital signal processing / Mathematical analysis
Date: 2002-08-26 21:03:19
Mathematics
Applied mathematics
Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem
Sampling
Fourier transform
Bandlimiting
Zero-order hold
Sinc function
Pulse-code modulation
Signal processing
Digital signal processing
Mathematical analysis

6 Digital transmission of analog signals 6.1 Sampling of signals Sampling: A continuous time signal x(t) is converted into a corresponding sequences of samples

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