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    This table and graph show the relationship between frequency and alias frequency using an 8 ms sampling trend. Frequencies were sampled from 65Hz to 512Hz, with the alias frequency decreasing linearly from the original frequency until reaching the Nyquist frequency of 125Hz, at which point the alias frequency becomes 0Hz. Above the Nyquist frequency, the alias frequency increases linearly again.

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    This table and graph show the relationship between frequency and alias frequency using an 8 ms sampling trend. Frequencies were sampled from 65Hz to 512Hz, with the alias frequency decreasing linearly from the original frequency until reaching the Nyquist frequency of 125Hz, at which point the alias frequency becomes 0Hz. Above the Nyquist frequency, the alias frequency increases linearly again.

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    This table and graph show the relationship between frequency and alias frequency using an 8 ms sampling trend. Frequencies were sampled from 65Hz to 512Hz, with the alias frequency decreasing linearly from the original frequency until reaching the Nyquist frequency of 125Hz, at which point the alias frequency becomes 0Hz. Above the Nyquist frequency, the alias frequency increases linearly again.

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    This table and graph show the relationship between frequency and alias frequency using an 8 ms sampling trend. Frequencies were sampled from 65Hz to 512Hz, with the alias frequency decreasing linearly from the original frequency until reaching the Nyquist frequency of 125Hz, at which point the alias frequency becomes 0Hz. Above the Nyquist frequency, the alias frequency increases linearly again.

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    Frequency, Hz Alias Frequency, Hz

    1. Increase in Frequency Shows linear funtion till double of


    65 60 2
    70 55
    75 50
    80 45
    85 40
    90 35
    100 25
    125 0
    256 131
    512 387

    8 ms Sampling Trend
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    250 8 ms Sampling

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    linear funtion till double of the nyquest frequency.

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