Definition of Nyquist criterion in English:

Nyquist criterion

nounˈnʌɪkwɪstˈnīkwist krīˌtirēən

Electronics

A criterion for determining the stability or instability of a feedback system.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Nyquist criterion must still be satisfied with respect to the new lower sampling frequency in order to avoid aliasing.
- Unfortunately, the Nyquist criterion fixes a limit on the maximum frequency to be detected and as a result the Fourier analysis becomes more difficult to interpret.
- Assuming we're dealing with low pass signals - signals where the bandwidth of interest goes from 0 to f MAX, the Nyquist criterion states that our sampling frequency needs to be at least 2 * f MAX.
- The Nyquist criterion can therefore also represented by the count of these intersections if the gain of the open loop is positive.
- Thus, applying the Nyquist criterion, the resolution of 512 pixel/line images larger than 32 m is limited by sampling frequency, whereas images smaller than 32 m are limited by other aspects of the image acquisition.

Origin

1930s: named after Harry Nyquist (1889–1976), Swedish-born American engineer.

Definition of Nyquist criterion in US English:

Nyquist criterion

nounˈnīkwist krīˌtirēən

Electronics

A criterion for determining the stability or instability of a feedback system.
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, applying the Nyquist criterion, the resolution of 512 pixel/line images larger than 32 m is limited by sampling frequency, whereas images smaller than 32 m are limited by other aspects of the image acquisition.
- Assuming we're dealing with low pass signals - signals where the bandwidth of interest goes from 0 to f MAX, the Nyquist criterion states that our sampling frequency needs to be at least 2 * f MAX.
- Unfortunately, the Nyquist criterion fixes a limit on the maximum frequency to be detected and as a result the Fourier analysis becomes more difficult to interpret.
- The Nyquist criterion must still be satisfied with respect to the new lower sampling frequency in order to avoid aliasing.
- The Nyquist criterion can therefore also represented by the count of these intersections if the gain of the open loop is positive.

Origin

1930s: named after Harry Nyquist (1889–1976), Swedish-born American engineer.

单词	Nyquist criterion
释义	Definition of Nyquist criterion in English: Nyquist criterion nounˈnʌɪkwɪstˈnīkwist krīˌtirēən Electronics A criterion for determining the stability or instability of a feedback system. Example sentencesExamples The Nyquist criterion must still be satisfied with respect to the new lower sampling frequency in order to avoid aliasing. Unfortunately, the Nyquist criterion fixes a limit on the maximum frequency to be detected and as a result the Fourier analysis becomes more difficult to interpret. Assuming we're dealing with low pass signals - signals where the bandwidth of interest goes from 0 to f MAX, the Nyquist criterion states that our sampling frequency needs to be at least 2 f MAX.* The Nyquist criterion can therefore also represented by the count of these intersections if the gain of the open loop is positive. Thus, applying the Nyquist criterion, the resolution of 512 pixel/line images larger than 32 m is limited by sampling frequency, whereas images smaller than 32 m are limited by other aspects of the image acquisition. Origin 1930s: named after Harry Nyquist (1889–1976), Swedish-born American engineer. Definition of Nyquist criterion in US English: Nyquist criterion nounˈnīkwist krīˌtirēən Electronics A criterion for determining the stability or instability of a feedback system. Example sentencesExamples Thus, applying the Nyquist criterion, the resolution of 512 pixel/line images larger than 32 m is limited by sampling frequency, whereas images smaller than 32 m are limited by other aspects of the image acquisition. Assuming we're dealing with low pass signals - signals where the bandwidth of interest goes from 0 to f MAX, the Nyquist criterion states that our sampling frequency needs to be at least 2 f MAX.* Unfortunately, the Nyquist criterion fixes a limit on the maximum frequency to be detected and as a result the Fourier analysis becomes more difficult to interpret. The Nyquist criterion must still be satisfied with respect to the new lower sampling frequency in order to avoid aliasing. The Nyquist criterion can therefore also represented by the count of these intersections if the gain of the open loop is positive. Origin 1930s: named after Harry Nyquist (1889–1976), Swedish-born American engineer.
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