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Yeah, sure. Let's say that an offset voltage is read with a T period. During one period +Voff is read, during the 2nd period -Voff is read. If this T is let's say 1u and the average is considered during 1ms, can we say that the system will have a 0 output offset?
A rephrase of my question will...
Hi! I understand that signals that have slow variatons in time cand be approximated with their average value but I don't understand how the system will see them. For example, why we cand say that a signal that has 0 average over time will be seen at the system output as 0?
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