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If I sample at just fractionally above the Nyquist rate, and I obtain a sequence as is shown in the linked image, is it reasonable to expect perfect interpolation (say with a Sinc function ideally) as it is taken over infinite time.
I am using a real-time DSP chip and I get a modulated output, as as evident in the image linked.
Any comments on this sort of sequence would be great. It has a discrete frequency of about 0.9 pi.
Thanks...
Brendan
If I sample at just fractionally above the Nyquist rate, and I obtain a sequence as is shown in the linked image, is it reasonable to expect perfect interpolation (say with a Sinc function ideally) as it is taken over infinite time.
I am using a real-time DSP chip and I get a modulated output, as as evident in the image linked.
Any comments on this sort of sequence would be great. It has a discrete frequency of about 0.9 pi.
Thanks...
Brendan
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