The varying amplitude values which are used in order to code an analog intelligence signal in a PCM system are called
A) compression levels
B) companding levels
C) quantizing levels
D) sample levels

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Quantizing levels refer to the discrete steps or levels into which the continuous amplitude range of an analog signal is divided during the quantization process in PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) systems. This process is essential for converting the analog signal into a digital format.

The Varying Amplitude Values Which Are Used in Order to Code