Oversampling: Revision history

19 June 2019

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9 June 2019

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3 January 2019

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25 November 2018

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28 November 2017

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1 July 2014

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13 November 2012

• curprev 18:4318:43, 13 November 2012‎ Helpful talk contribs‎ m 2,580 bytes +2,580‎ Created page with "{{notes}} Oversampling, a.k.a. supersampling, refers to fetching more samples than you need. There are three basic reasons to do so: <!-- an ADC sampling a lot faster (usuall..."