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What is a granular noise?

Updated: 12/19/2022
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It is a cause of error in Delta Modulation. When the original signal is nearly constant the output will vary due to long step size and appears to be varying.

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If the original signal has small variations the output wave will look like square wave and will be recovered as DC component.

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