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Selecting A/D converters in microprocessor design

Posted: 16 Mar 2002 ?? ?

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Keywords:adc? dac? embedded microprocessor design? analog-to-digital converters?

The usual method of bringing analog inputs into a microprocessor is to use an ADC. Here are some tips for selecting such a part and calibrating it to fit your needs.

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What is a DAC?
Digital-to-analog converter; a device that converts digital pulses to analog signals (current, voltage or electric charge).

What is an ADC?
ADC stands for analog-to-digital converter. It is an electronic device that converts input analog voltage to a discrete digital number. Applications include anything that involves the processing of analog signals into digital form.

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