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Thank you for this video. It is very clear and simple. I have seen these things at engineering school a long time ago. Your video refreshed my memory.

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Hi Mam,ADC vedio really good, being a Hardware design engineer, now I ll have better clarity in that...thank you

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[@mixupcalledkhichri7752]

Mam u quantize signal from positive side near 0.5 but in negative side. U didn't quantize according to positive why?

[@sowjanya79]

Because in positive side +1 has no binary value so only 0.5 is taken as nearer value but in negative side -1 has binary so she quantised accordingly

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What a wonderful explanation 👏

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Great explanation 😀

[@mainanamdev9995]

Can you describe quantization error
Some where it is Del and another place it is del/2

[@Nobin_varghese_mathew]

thanks madam.... good explanation

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There is a minor mistake corresponding to 4th sample

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analog signal have negative side or not

[@Adidela.sampath]

good explanation

[@MrRafay474]

how we will choose quantization level ,like there is some rule or it is always resoltuon value and below values

[@punjabinuclei]

thank you mam!

[@equalizer1384]

Mam u have considered 4 Quantization levels as -1, -0. 5,0.5,1.....but while assigning binary values 00 and so on why did u assign 10 to x axis..... So the Quantization level at +1 didn't get any binary value!! Please clear this doubt mam

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Since I have started from -1 , 00 assigned to -1 level. You can have different assignment as u want but the values will vary accordingly.

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Nice explanation

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16:29 u didn't extend that line y?

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Ma'am ithu thannano adc quantisation noise in dsp

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Good evening madam when will be the ursc exam madam

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Maam u have chosen -1 value as 00 level what if i choose 1 as 00 level kindly guide

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Its ok I think but normally we either choose -1 or 0

[@sudhanshu9371]

HOW MANY BITS ARE REQUIRED FOR QUANTIZING ANALOG SIGNAL INTO 64 DISCRETE LEVELS ??
HELP MAM

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I think its 4

[@sudhanshu9371]

I GOT CONFUSED ON DISCRRETE LEVELS

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MAM I THINK 6 BECAUSE 2 RAISE TO 6 IS 64

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