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In a counter-ramp A/D converter, the end-of-conversion line must be tied back to the clear input of the counter to change the circuit to perform continuous conversions.
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- 1. An operational amplifier is used as a comparator.
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- 2. The time required to complete a conversion cycle is called conversion time.
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- 3. Flash A/D converters depend on an input clock pulse to perform each conversion.
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- 4. One form of a sigma/delta modulator circuit is designed to convert a continuous analog signal into a modulated bit stream (A/D).
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- 5. Voltage-to-frequency ADC is more complicated than other ADCs.
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- 6. When analog inputs from several sources are to be converted, a multiplexing technique can be used so that one ADC may be time-shared.
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- 7. A D/A converter changes things such as temperature variations into digital quantities.
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- 8. In a binary-weighted D/A converter the sum of all the currents from the binary weighted resistors flows through the operational amplifier.
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- 9. The main advantage of the SAR ADC method is its high speed.
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- 10. Resolution in the analog output of a DAC is primarily dependent on the number of input binary bits.
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