Variable Phenomena Nyquist Sampling Harry Nyquist (1889 – 1976)

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Variable Phenomena Nyquist Sampling Harry Nyquist (1889 – 1976)

Consider a sine wave. How often do we need to sample it in order to figure out its frequency?

If we sample with a frequency which corresponds to once per wavelength, we would think the sine wave is constant

If we sample 1.5 times the real frequency, we’d think the function is a sine with a longer wavelength (the red curve)

If we sample at twice the real frequency, we get the right answer

Nyquist Sampling: For lossless digitization, sample at at least twice the frequency.

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