
doi: 10.1007/bf02477162
pmid: 4466973
The paper gives, in concise form, the most important rules for the rational determination of bit number and sampling rate in the analogue-digital (and vice versa) conversion of physiological signals. Guidelines for estimating the r.m.s. value of the noise and of the signal bandwidth are given. It is shown that, for digital-analogue reconversion, the sampling rate has to be chosen sufficiently above the Nyquist frequency. Finally, a procedure for estimating the bandwidth of a quasiperiodic signal is given.
Analog-Digital Conversion, Medical Records
Analog-Digital Conversion, Medical Records
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