SamplingRaten
SamplingRaten is a term used in digital signal processing to denote the rate at which a continuous-time signal is sampled to produce a discrete-time signal. The unit is samples per second, commonly expressed as hertz (Hz). The chosen SamplingRaten determines how faithfully the original signal can be represented in digital form and interacts with the signal’s bandwidth.
According to the Nyquist criterion, the sampling rate should be at least twice the highest frequency present
Common applications illustrate typical choices for SamplingRaten. In audio, standard rates like 44.1 kHz and 48
Non-uniform or event-driven sampling exists but is more complex to analyze and process. In most traditional
See also: Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, analog-to-digital conversion, anti-aliasing.