Math · Advanced · Lesson 2 of 7
Aliasing
Phantom frequencies
An interactive lesson with 7 steps, about 6 minutes: you predict, drag and solve, with instant feedback on every answer. It runs in your browser and needs JavaScript.
What you’ll learn
- Different frequencies can produce identical samples.
- Frequencies above half the sample rate fold back to lower ones: aliasing.
- The wagon-wheel effect is aliasing in film.
Steps
- Disguised waves
- Backwards wheels
- Filming a spinning wheel
- Folding back
- A frozen rotor
- Filter first
- Creeping backwards