
Lab
2:
Sampling
and
Analog
to
Digital
Conversion
Solutions
le)
Q:
You
will
not
be
able
to
make
sense
of
the
output,
why
not?
What
is
the
sample
period
and
the
sample
pulse
duration?
A:
The
sample
pulses
are
too
short
to
see
a
response.
The
sample
period,
T
=
1
Hz.
The
duty
cycle,
d=0.5.
The
pulse
duration,
T
=dT=(.5)(l)=5
sees.
Q:
What
happens
when
you
vary
the
DC
signal?
What
kind
of
sampling
is
this?
A:
The
DC
value
can
only
be
varied
during
the
actual
pulse
of
the
sample
signal.
At
zero
volts
(sample
pulse)
the
output
is
not
sampled.
This
is
natural
sampling.
If)
Q:
What
is
the
Nyquist
rate
of
5
sin
27i(1000)t?
A:
f
=
2f1=2000Hz
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Q:
Attach
plots
and
comment
on
results.
A:
The
plots
are
attached.
Below
the
Nysquist
rate,
the
shape
of
the
signal
is
unidentifiable.
The
signal
is
aliased.
At
the
Nyquist
rate,
the
shape
of
the
signal
becomes
apparent.
Above
the
Nyquist
rate,
the
shape
of
the
signal
becomes
more
obvious
as
the
sampling
frequencies
get
higher.
Lab
2
Solutions
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