TI Precision Labs - ADCs: Aliasing and Anti-aliasing Filters

This video is part of the Texas Instruments Precision Labs - ADCs curriculum: training.ti.com/ti-precision-... . It introduces the concept of frequency domain aliasing and describes how aliases are error sources that we want to avoid or minimize. It also covers how an anti-aliasing filter can be used to minimize these aliasing errors with an analog-to-digital converter (ADC).
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[@madhavkshirsagar2466]

Audio and Highlighting of the slides is misaligned (or should I say aliased...)

[@euphrates9083]

AHAHA SUPER EXAMPLE :D

[@Aemilindore]

Thank you. Always learnt my basics from you TI

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[@charliebrownau]

Great to see TI still exists

[@pardonAgain]

Awesome vid!

[@calebflenoury178]

I don't understand how the blue wave is faster at 100kHz but looks slower due to a slow sampling rate. Wouldnt the blue signal be slow than the red one?

[@ahmadalghooneh2105]

That was great!

[@ghanendrasingh4033]

Thanks for the Real world spinning wheel example, this will help students to imagine the concept.

[@jonahansen]

The analogy about the wheels spinning backwards is flawed. It's not because your eyes are a sampling system (although they are in another sense), but because the film that recorded it was.

[@Rock11211]

Tip: Don't look at the slides as per the presentation, instead look at it as per the audio.