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l.54 ... bit depth using a following formula  \ref

                                                  [dynamic-range]

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l.56 \clabel

            [dynamic-range]

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l.61 The formula \ref

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l.61 ...e] gives values shown in table  below \ref

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l.63 \midinsert \clabel

                       [ADC-dynamic-range]{Dynamic range versus bit depth}

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l.73 \caption

             /t Standard bit depths of ADC and its theoretical dynamic range.

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l.79 \url

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l.91 \secc

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            Modular digitalization systems

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