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Avoiding Unintended Rate Conversions
The previous sections discussed a number of the blocks that are responsible for rate conversions. It is important to be aware of where in a model these rate conversions are taking place; in a few cases, unintentional rate conversions can produce misleading results. The following pair of examples illustrate how unintended rate conversion can occur:
| | Buffering with Alteration of the Signal | Example 1: No Rate Conversion | |
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