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Converting analog signal into a series of 0s and 1s. |
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Signals in which information is sent using discrete values (rather than continuous). (Noncontinuous time which results in discrete time samples. |
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Less noise Compression Can incorporate error correction techniques Can maximize efficiency by minimizing bits |
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A/D *Sampling *Quantizing *Binary Coding (for PCM)
Transmitting Digital Signals *multiplexing
Digital to Analog - D/A |
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Instantaneous Amplititudes at fixed points in time |
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Sampling Rate and Precision |
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If sampling rate is 1000 per second, precision is 10. If sampling rate is 2000 per second, precision is 20. If sampling rate is 4000 per second, precision is 40 |
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Sampling Rate, Precision, and Data |
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If you double the sampling rate and double the precision, you have four times more data. |
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44.1 KHz sampling 2 bytes (16 bits) of precision: 65,536 gradations Stereo: two channels Up to 74 minutes in length 44,100 samples/(channel*second)* 2 bytes/sample * 2 channels * 74 minutes * 60 seconds/minute = 783,216,000 bytes (783.216 MB) CD is 700 MB |
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At least two samples per cycle.
Max Frequency is 5 kHz (that is 5000 cycles per second). If you sample twice per cycle that is 10,000 samples per second. |
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Pulse Modulation AKA Pulse (Digital) Modulation |
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Once a waveform has been sampled, the samples must be encoded so they can be multiplexed. |
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Parameter is the existence of a pulse. No pulse = 0 Pulse = 1 |
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Chopping things vertically (like vertical sampling) and assigning them to a specific levels. |
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Assigning a binary to the quatization values (based on a protocol). Level X = binary y |
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Number of Pulses and Levels |
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x(n) where x is the number of bits n is the number of levels |
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Quantized Value is 553. 5 in binary is 101 5 in binary is 101 3 in binary is 011 |
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