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interviewr asked about sampling theorem and i said the
common def.(i.e ...sam freq must >=s max freq in the signal
for a sampled signal to recover without alising).he asked
that i have a sin signal of freq 1hz and i sampled at two
zero amplitude points can it be recoverable without
aliasing????
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Answer Posted / sivareddy6085
plese give me answers?(i think we have to take samples at
non zero points)
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