Maximum quantization error is calculated using the formula Maximum quantization error = (VH - VL)/2(2n), where n is the ADC's resolution in bits.
The largest inaccuracy that can occur corresponds to a voltage that is (1/2) of an LSB. This quantization would be the sole cause of error in the recorded samples for a perfect digital recorder. This mistake establishes the absolute upper bound on the readings' accuracy for a real digital recorder. The difference between the analog signal and the nearest available digital value at each sampling instant from the A/D converter is known as the quantization error. Quantization error also introduces noise to the sample signal known as quantization noise.
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