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12. Data Conversion Circuits – D/A and A/D Converters - Part D

This chapter discusses the principles and applications of A/D and D/A converters in digital electronics. It explains different types of converters, compares their performance characteristics, and highlights their roles in data acquisition systems. Various examples demonstrate how to calculate conversion times and outputs for different converter types, providing practical insights into their operation.

Sections

  • 12

    Integrated Circuit A/d Converters

    This section explores integrated circuit A/D converters, detailing their types, applications, and specifications.

    Learning Practice

  • 12.12

    Adc-0800

    The ADC-0800 is an eight-bit successive approximation A/D converter with notable features such as a conversion time of 50 µs and tri-state outputs.

    Learning Practice

  • 12.12.1

    Adc-0808

    The ADC-0808 is an eight-bit CMOS successive approximation type A/D converter with a conversion time of 100 µs and an eight-channel multiplexer.

    Learning Practice

  • 12.12.2

    Adc-80/ad

    This section covers the technical details, features, and applications of the ADC-80/AD, a 12-bit A/D converter of the successive approximation type.

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  • 12.12.3

    Adc-84/adc-85/ad Adc-84/ad Adc-85/ad-5240

    This section discusses the features and specifications of the ADC-84 and ADC-85 families of A/D converters.

    Learning Practice

  • 12.12.4

    Ad 7820

    The AD 7820 is an eight-bit A/D converter featuring a half-flash architecture with integrated sample-and-hold circuitry, designed for efficient analog-to-digital conversion.

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  • 12.12.5

    Icl 7106/icl 7107

    This section covers the ICL 7106 and ICL 7107 A/D converters, emphasizing their features and typical applications.

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  • 12.13

    A/d Converter Applications

    This section highlights the numerous applications of A/D converters in processing, storing, and transmitting analog signals in a digital format.

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  • 12.13.1

    Data Acquisition

    Data acquisition involves the digitization of analogue signals for processing and storage in digital format.

    Learning Practice

References

chapter 12 part D.pdf

Class Notes

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What we have learnt

  • Counter-type A/D converters...
  • The digital output of an A/...
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