s89.1 Quantization Process and Error In DSP applications, it is a common practice to represent the data either as a fixed-point fraction or as a floating-point binary number with the mantissa as a binary fraction Assume the available wordlength is(b+l)bits with the most significant bit ( MSB) representing the sign Consider the data to be a(b+1)-bit fixed-point fraction§9.1 Quantization Process and Error • In DSP applications, it is a common practice to represent the data either as a fixed-point fraction or as a floating-point binary number with the mantissa as a binary fraction • Assume the available wordlength is (b+1) bits with the most significant bit (MSB) representing the sign • Consider the data to be a (b+1)-bit fixed-point fraction