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What happens at sampling rates lower or higher that the Nyquist rate?
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for a signal to be properly sampled, it has to be done [at] the Nyquist sampling rate
Up front: sampling at the Nyquist frequency is the bare minimum rate to reproduce the … Discrete sampling of an analogue target signal. source: National Instruments …
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