Which data loss is accelerated when exceeding Nyquist limit?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the Nyquist limit during analog-to-digital conversion causes aliasing, because "undersampling" causes high-frequency components to be misinterpreted as lower frequencies resulting in artifacts that corrupt signal reconstruction; therefore aliasing is amplified, rather than other quantization errors affecting dynamic resolution.

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