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Hello students, here we have a sinusoidal waveform of the analog signal as x of t equal to 9 .5 sin of 3000 pi of t.
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This is equation number 1.
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And from this we have to calculate the first number of quantization level.
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Number of quantization level.
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So here the number of quantization level is related to the bipolar quantization bits.
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So here we have a bipolar that uses 6 bits.
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So we can write the number of quantization as 2 power 6 that is equal to 64 levels.
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And in section b we have to calculate the quantization step size.
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Quantization step size.
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So here the formula is step size equal to signal range divided by number of quantization levels minus 1.
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Number of levels minus 1.
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So we will get the step size as 10 minus of 10 divided by 64 minus 1.
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So we will get 20 divided by 63 that is approximately equal to 0 .3175 volt.
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And third we have to calculate the quantization level when the analog signal is 1 .611 volt.
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So when analog signal is 1 .611 volt the quantization level is quantization level that is equal to analog voltage minus nearest quantization value.
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Nearest quantization value.
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So here we can get the nearest quantization value as nearest quantization value equal to step size into absolute value of analog voltage divided by analog voltage divided by step size.
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So substitute the values we will get 0 .3175 into absolute value of 1 .611 divided by 0 .3175 that is equal to 0 .3175 into 5...