Lecture #6 - Quantisation Flashcards

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What is an ADC?

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Physical device that converts voltage or current amplitude at the input into a binary code

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What is a quantised sample?

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The quantised sample x̂[n] is the approximation of the ‘true’ sample x[n]

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What is the quantisation error?

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e[n] = x̂[n] - x[n]

The quantised error minus the approximately ‘true’ error

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How does quantisation errors arise?

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  1. Quantisation noise - accumulates due to rounding and truncation.

Soln; Sufficiently small step size

  1. Saturdation - input exceeds max or min value you can represent (clipping)

Soln; Plan for range

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