Assume a DM system that can only process analog information signals with a3.5 kHz bandwidth. The system is subjected to a test signal with an amplitude of onevolt and a frequency of 800 Hz and 64 KHz sampling rate. Compute:1- The value of the step size to avoid slope overload.2- The granular-noise power.3- The signal-to-noise ratio.

It is given that: Am=1 Vfm=800 Hzsampling rate=fs=64 KHz

Answered: . Assume a DM system that can only…

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