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Analog and Digital Converters
Sample-and-hold circuits in analog-to digital converters (ADCs) are designed to:
sample and hold the output of the binary counter during the conversion process
stabilize the comparator's threshold voltage during the conversion process
stabilize the input analog signal during the conversion process
sample and hold the D/A converter staircase waveform during the conversion process
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stabilize the input analog signal during the conversion process
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