Lecture

Oversampled D-A: Interpolation and Distortion

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This lecture covers oversampled digital-to-analog conversion, focusing on interpolation techniques like zero-order hold and sinc interpolation. It explains the relationship between oversampling, in-band distortion, and the required analog lowpass filter. The instructor also discusses pre-compensation of in-band distortion in the digital domain.

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