File:Sampl1600rp.ogg

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Upload date 2005-06-30T20:36:51Z
MIME type application/ogg
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Example for Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem.
Linear increasing frequency (linear chirp) is digitized by 16000 samples/sec. Frequency is digitizes well, in contrary to File:Sampl8000rp.ogg with only 8000 samples/sec.
Creator: Dantor (2005).

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