näytteistysnopeudella

Näytteistysnopeudella is a Finnish term that translates to "at the sampling rate" or "with the sampling rate" in English. It is primarily used in the context of digital signal processing and audio engineering to describe how a signal is measured or recorded over time.

The sampling rate determines how many individual data points, or samples, are taken from a continuous analog signal per second. This rate is crucial because it directly impacts the quality and fidelity of the digital representation of the original signal. A higher sampling rate generally captures more detail and allows for a more accurate reproduction of the original sound or data.

For example, in digital audio, common sampling rates include 44.1 kHz (kilohertz) for CDs, which means 44,100 samples are taken per second. Higher rates like 48 kHz, 96 kHz, or even 192 kHz are used in professional audio recording and mastering to preserve a wider frequency range and reduce aliasing artifacts.

When discussing a process or measurement näytteistysnopeudella, it refers to the specific sampling rate at which that process is occurring or at which the data was acquired. This allows for precise communication about the digital nature of the signal and the fidelity of its conversion from analog to digital. The choice of sampling rate depends on the application, the desired quality, and the available storage and processing power.