alias effect

alias effect: Also aliasing, a term that is mainly used in the video area and less frequently in the audio area. Alias ​​effects are caused by unwanted interference frequencies that arise when the source signals are converted into image signals. An alias effect can e.g. B. be a white line that runs through the image. In the audio range, it can be a question of distorted bass reproduction in the area of ​​the crossover frequencies. become a remedy antialiasing filter employed.

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