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- Question
The characteristic that a change of one binary step on the input of a DAC should cause exactly one step change on the output is called ________.
Options- A. resolution
- B. linearity
- C. monotonicity
- D. accuracy
- Correct Answer
- monotonicity
- 1. The input of an analog-to-digital converter is ________.
Options- A. a voltage level
- B. a clock pulse
- C. a binary number
- D. any of the above Discuss
- 2. A major application for DSP is in ________ and ________ of analog signals.
Options- A. sending, receiving
- B. digitizing, weighting
- C. filtering, conditioning
- D. leveling, translating Discuss
- 3. A simultaneous A/D converter is also known as a(n) ________ A/D converter.
Options- A. flash
- B. synchronous
- C. comparator
- D. asynchronous Discuss
- 4. There are many applications in which analog data must be digitized and transferred into a computer's memory. The process by which the computer acquires these digitized analog data is referred to as ________.
Options- A. sampling
- B. multiplexing
- C. data acquisition
- D. prescaling Discuss
- 5. The stability of the ADC process can be improved by using a(n) ________ to hold the analog voltage constant while the A/D conversion is taking place.
Options- A. sample-and-hold circuit
- B. op-amp comparator
- C. NPN amp
- D. current loop Discuss
- 6. On a binary-weighted D/A converter the least significant binary input ________.
Options- A. connects to the smallest resistor
- B. supplies the least voltage
- C. connects to a 1 kΩ resistor
- D. connects to the largest resistor Discuss
- 7. ________ ADCs use no clock signal, because there is no timing or sequencing required.
Options- A. Actuator
- B. Dual
- C. Flash
- D. Bipolar Discuss
- 8. The circuit shown below is a(n) ________.
Options- A. R/2R ladder D/A converter
- B. four-bit decoder
- C. binary-weighted-input DAC
- D. four-bit A/D converter Discuss
- 9. A counter-ramp ADC uses a comparator to compare the input voltage with ________.
Options- A. a binary number
- B. the output of a counter
- C. the output of a DAC
- D. a voltage divider network Discuss
- 10. A counter-ramp ADC stops counting when ________.
Options- A. the input voltage equals the DAC staircase voltage
- B. the counter reaches a maximum count
- C. the input voltage equals 5 volts
- D. the DAC staircase voltage equals 5 volts Discuss
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Correct Answer: a voltage level
Correct Answer: filtering, conditioning
Correct Answer: flash
Correct Answer: data acquisition
Correct Answer: sample-and-hold circuit
Correct Answer: connects to the largest resistor
Correct Answer: Flash
Correct Answer: binary-weighted-input DAC
Correct Answer: the output of a DAC
Correct Answer: the input voltage equals the DAC staircase voltage
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