Determine the coding efficiency of PCM max analog input f=4KHz, max decoded voltage at receiver =±4V,...

Determine the coding efficiency of PCM max analog input f=4KHz, max decoded voltage at receiver =±4V, Minimum dynamic range of 80Db

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