Here, we need to note the specifications for an ADC converter for a phone answering machine that will store audio (phone) messages in digital form and then play them via a DAC. Note that a phone doesn't carry information above 3kHz, so the amplitude accuracy doesn't have to be fantastic.
(a) If we want to resolve the signal to ±0.5% of the full scale of amplitude, how many bits do we need?
(b) What sampling rate would be ideal? (This is assuming that the output filter that smoothens the retrieved analog signal can reduce the amplitude by a factor of at least 200 for frequencies that are 20% above the cutoff frequency, f3DB ). Explain why.
Here, we need to note the specifications for an ADC converter for a phone answering machine...
You are given an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) which is used to convert an input analog signal to a digital signal. The highest frequency present in the input analog signal is 20 Hz. The ADC samples the input analog signal at 1.25 times the minimum required sampling rate. (Note; this ADC “over-samples” the analog input signal; the sampling rate of this ADC is higher than the minimum required sampling rate. The ADC samples at 1.25 times the minimum required sampling rate)....