What are audio sampling signals and what is the required minimum sampling rate?

In summary, "audio sampling signals" refer to the process of converting an analog audio signal into digital data by measuring the signal level frequently enough to capture its shape. The minimum sampling rate required is dependent on the audible frequency range and is typically twice the desired frequency.
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Hi,

I have a question and I was wondering whether you might help me, because I have done a lot of research nut no clues. Just bits and pieces.

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In digital transmission, what are audio sampling signals? What is the mimimum sampling rate required.

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"Audio sampling" is converting an analog audio signal into digital data by measuring the signal level (voltage) frequently enough to capture the shape of the signal wave. The frequency range audible to the human ear is the major consideration. If you want to get 30 kHz sounds in your digital file, you must measure at a rate of at least 30 000 times a second (likely twice that for technical reasons). Check
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_(signal_processing)
for details.
 
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Delphi51 said:
"Audio sampling" is converting an analog audio signal into digital data by measuring the signal level (voltage) frequently enough to capture the shape of the signal wave. The frequency range audible to the human ear is the major consideration. If you want to get 30 kHz sounds in your digital file, you must measure at a rate of at least 30 000 times a second (likely twice that for technical reasons). Check
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_(signal_processing)
for details.

Hi thanks for the reply, I understand that. But what is "Audio sampling signals"? Not Audio sampling
 
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Give me some help here please.
 
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Sorry, I have not heard the term "audio sampling signals" before.
I thought you were asking for help with sampling OF audio signals.
 

Related to What are audio sampling signals and what is the required minimum sampling rate?

1. What is audio sampling?

Audio sampling is the process of capturing and converting analog audio signals into digital format. This allows the sound to be stored and manipulated using digital technology.

2. How does audio sampling work?

Audio sampling works by taking snapshots of the analog audio signal at regular intervals and measuring the amplitude of each snapshot. These measurements are then converted into binary code and stored as digital data.

3. What is the sampling rate?

The sampling rate refers to the number of samples taken per second during the audio sampling process. It is measured in Hertz (Hz) and determines the frequency range of the audio signal that can be captured.

4. What is the bit depth in audio sampling?

The bit depth refers to the number of bits used to represent each sample in the digital audio signal. It determines the dynamic range and resolution of the audio signal, with higher bit depths allowing for more detailed and accurate representation of the original analog signal.

5. What are the benefits of audio sampling?

Audio sampling allows for easier storage, manipulation, and transmission of audio signals. It also allows for the application of various effects and processing techniques to enhance the sound quality. Additionally, digital audio signals can be reproduced with minimal loss of quality, making it a reliable method for preserving and sharing audio recordings.

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