How Do You Convert Analog Signals to Digital Using 4-bit Encoding?

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To convert an analog voice signal ranging from 0-50mA into a digital format using 4-bit encoding, the signal is sampled at 8 kHz. The first four sample values are 10, 21, 36, and 16mA. Each sample must be represented in 4 bits, which allows for a range of 0-15, requiring scaling to fit the 0-50mA range. The digital representation for the provided samples would be calculated based on this scaling. Understanding the conversion process is essential for accurate digital signal representation.
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An analog voice signal that vary over the range 0-50mA is digitised by sampling it at 8 kHz. the first four sample values are 10,21,36 and 16mA. write the corresponding digital signal (a string of 1 and 0 bits) by using a 4 bit representation for each sample
 
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