Does anyone can point out problems or disadvantages of using the frequency response of transducers and/or amplifiers (e.g. due to GBP limitations) to avoid aliasing?
If for instance I use a transducer with a response that drops past 100 kHz and an amplifier with a similar frequency response, and I sample my signal at 500 kHz, I could avoid aliasing without having to use a low pass filter before the analog-to-digital stage. Does this makes sense? All the best, Ricardo Antunes
