Answer to Question #134666 in Electric Circuits for viccy

Question

A signal of frequency 10k Hz is being digitalized by an A/D converter. A possible
sampling time which can be used is

Answer 1

Since a sample is a piece of data taken from whole data that is continuous in the time domain.

When the source generates an analog signal and if it is to be digitized having 1 s and 0 s, that is, High or Low, the signal must be time sampled. This sampling of the analog signal is called sampling.

That signal period is the sampling time, therefore

since, $v=\frac{1}{T},$where $v$ is the frequency and is the period, $T$ it is obtained that the sampling time is $T=\frac1v=\frac{1}{10^4}$$=0,0001 seconds$