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Electronic Basics #27: ADC (Analog to Digital Converter)

Electronic Basics #27: ADC (Analog to Digital Converter)

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Electronic Basics #27: ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) Casper: Looks to me like you've misunderstood the sampling theorem, by the drawing and argument you made: ) Oscillating between 1 and -1, that is the fastest frequency you can reproduce. That frequency should be reflected in your system by the sampling-rate. In the case of human hearing, we can detect up to around half of 20kHz, which is reflected in the common audio sampling-rate 44. 1kHz, allowing us to reproduce a maximum frequency of 22kHz. I have no idea where you got the 10-times rule you're mentioning, but sampling at twice the maximum of required frequency range is quite enough.
Date: 2020-09-05

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you can get a nice signal out of 2 samples per period but in post-procesing, when you already have future samples - use some sort of spline (cause we can't get the ideal shannon interpolation formula. You can also get a good result if you delay the output by 4 or 5 samples and do a spline over them. (similar to matlabs interp1 with spline function. but the more samples you can get the better
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About the nyquist shannon theorem: if you use a low pass filter on the output, the double frequency of sample rate would be sufficient to recreate the sine. This is what the theorem stands upon. Its the backbone of digital audio. It has to do with fourier transform. Check Technology Connections video on the subject about nyquist shannon theorem.
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So an ADC always gives a value too low, because of the comparator only approves 1 bit if the proposed digital voltage(from SAR) is lower than Vin. And because of this the uncertainty from the resolution is always on the low side?
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Is there any way to make a decent diy ADC for plugging electric instruments and microphones into a usb and such? I could buy one, buy all of the ones I can afford look like cheap garbage that won't last long
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so should sampling rate be high in order to have good quality or low? i have geophysics course where it's mentioned that sampling rate should be small in order to observe the phenomenon adequately described
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It's so in details and it's so technically in-depth in its description that I've no idea what he's talking about. It's nice to watch anyway. One day, I will understand what you are trying to say.
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Good introduction video Can i request you to make tutorial on understanding datasheets (Example here ADC specification AC, Performance, Interface)
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Thank you so much! Now I know how to write my own SPI communication examples!
One question tho, how do i know the exact SPI speed (frequency?

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Good Video. Thanks. Can you suggest on converting analog video signals to digital. Say for ex: from Analog CCTV to IP CCTV using may be Orange Pi?
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