Abtastintervalle
Abtastintervalle, often translated as sampling intervals, are fundamental to digital signal processing and data acquisition. They represent the discrete time periods between consecutive measurements of a continuous analog signal. When an analog signal is converted into a digital format, this process, known as sampling, involves taking snapshots of the signal's amplitude at regular intervals. The duration of this interval is the Abtastintervall.
The reciprocal of the Abtastintervall is the Abtastrate, or sampling rate, which indicates how many samples
The choice of Abtastintervall is critical. According to the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, to perfectly reconstruct an