Clock period and sample count multiply into the covered sample window.

Clock period and sample count multiply into the covered sample window. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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Four samples at two seconds cover eight

A clock period of 2 s across 4 sample cells covers 8 s.

4⋅2 s=8 s4\cdot2\ \text{s}=8\ \text{s}
Clock total scanSample markers and total time are checked.totalt=0 st=2 st=4 st=6 s

Six samples at the same period cover twelve

A clock period of 2 s across 6 sample cells covers 12 s.

6⋅2 s=12 s6\cdot2\ \text{s}=12\ \text{s}
Clock total scanSample markers and total time are checked.totalt=0 st=2 st=4 st=6 st=8 st=10 s

Halving the period halves the same-count window

A clock period of 1 s across 6 sample cells covers 6 s.

6⋅1 s=6 s6\cdot1\ \text{s}=6\ \text{s}
Clock total scanSample markers and total time are checked.totalt=0 st=1 st=2 st=3 st=4 st=5 s