ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) simulation models real-world analog signal sampling into digital data for processing. DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter) simulation reconstructs analog signals from digital values to analyze system output behavior. https://youtube.com/@electronicseducation?sub_confirmation=1 #ElectronicsEducation #electronicsrd #electronics | Electronics Education

This simulation demonstrates how sampling rate affects signal reconstruction during ADC–DAC conversion. At the top, the smooth sine wave represents the original analog input. Below it, multiple sampled waveforms show how different sampling frequencies capture the signal with varying accuracy. Higher sampling rates create stair-step outputs that closely follow the original waveform, while lower sampling rates produce coarse, distorted approximations. In the lower schematic, the left blocks act as

This simulation illustrates the effects of different sampling rates on a 100 Hz sine wave signal as it passes through an ADC–DAC system. The top (blue) waveform represents the original smooth sine wave. Below it, the green trace shows the reconstructed output when sampled at 1000 Hz — the waveform is closely matched to the original, with minimal distortion. The orange trace, sampled at 666 Hz, still follows the sine wave shape but with visible “stair-stepping” due to fewer samples per cycle. The