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1.	If the input analog signal is within the range of the quantizer, the quantization error e_q (n) is bounded in magnitude i.e., \|e_q (n)\| < /2 and the resulting error is called?
A.	Granular noise
B.	Overload noise
C.	Particulate noise
D.	Heavy noise
Answer» B. Overload noise

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