In a digital reproduction of an analog curve, accuracy can be increased by _____

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In a digital reproduction of an analog curve, accuracy can be increased by ________.
Options
A. sampling the curve more often
B. sampling the curve less often
C. decreasing the number of bits used to represent each sampled value
D. all of the above

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sampling the curve more often

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2. A binary-weighted-input digital-to-analog converter has a feedback resistor, R_f, of 12 kΩ. If 50 µA of current is through the resistor, voltage out of the circuit is ________.
Options
A. 0.6 V
B. ?0.6 V
C. 0.1 V
D. ?0.1 V

3. In the keypad application, just after the 4 ms mark the simulation imitates the release of the key by changing the column value back to F hex, which causes the d output to go into its Hi-Z state. On the next rising clock edge, what happens to dav?
Options
A. It goes HIGH.
B. It goes LOW.
C. It goes to Hi-Z.
D. It goes to 1111H.

4. In a frequency counter, what happens at high frequencies when the sampling interval is too long?
Options
A. The counter works fine.
B. The counter undercounts the frequency.
C. The measurement is less precise.
D. The counter overflows.

5. Which is not a step in strategic planning for HDL development?
Options
A. There must be a way to test each piece.
B. Each block must fit together to make up the whole system.
C. The names of each input and output must be known.
D. The exact operation of each block must be thoroughly defined and understood.

6. Which of the following best defines Nyquist frequency?
Options
A. The frequency of resonance for the filtering circuit
B. The second harmonic
C. The lower frequency limit of sampling
D. The highest frequency component of a given analog signal

7. Settling time is normally defined as the time it takes a DAC to settle within ________.
Options
A. 1/8 LSB of its final value when a change occurs in the input code
B. 1/4 LSB of its final value when a change occurs in the input code
C. 1/2 LSB of its final value when a change occurs in the input code
D. 1 LSB of its final value when a change occurs in the input code

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