Consider the "Successive Approximation" based ADC with a 5-bit converter and a voltage range of 0...

Consider the "Successive Approximation" based ADC with a 5-bit converter and a voltage range of 0 to 5.0 volts. Show how it would approximate an incoming analog voltage value of 1.723 volts using a drawing of volts vs. discrete time steps associated with sampling. Show each approximation step (upper and lower bound voltage limits), show final A/D Output in Hex and show Vmin-max and the actual error in this approximation as a voltage and as a percentage of the actual voltage.

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