Analog-to-Digital convertor, modified. Assume that you have a 12-bit A/D converter that can digitize an analog voltage over the range of 0.00 Volts to + 3.30 Volts (just like the one in the TM4C123G).
(a) What is the minimum voltage that an analog
input voltage could change and be guaranteed to be detected by a
change in the digital output value? E.g. in millivolts or
microvolts.
(b) What is the binary number that represents an
analog voltage of +1.11 volts?
(c) Suppose that the A/D converter is connected to
a microprocessor with a 16-bit wide data bus. What would the
hexadecimal number be for an analog voltage of +2.96V?
(d) Assume that the A/D converter is a successive
approximation-type A/D converter. How many samples must it take
before it finally digitizes the analog voltage?
(e) Suppose that the A/D converter is being
controlled by a 1 MHz clock signal and a sample occurs on the
rising edge of every clock. How long will it take to digitize an
analog voltage?
Thank you for the help! Much appreciated!
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I am trying to plot
n=0
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end
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