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3.2.2. Key Parameters
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- 1.
What does the resolution of an ADC refer to?
Hint
Think about how many different values the output can represent.
- 2.
Why is the sampling rate important?
Hint
Consider what can happen if we sample too slowly.
- 3.
What defines the resolution of an ADC?
- Number of sensors
- Number of bits in output
- Input voltage range
Hint
Think about how many different values can be represented.
- 4.
True or False: Higher SNR is better for signal clarity.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider what happens when there is too much noise.
- 5.
An environmental sensor operates with an ADC that has a sampling rate of 1 kHz. If the signal changes at a frequency of 600 Hz, is this sufficient? Justify your answer.
Hint
Apply Nyquist Theorem here for validation.
- 6.
An engineer is choosing a 12-bit ADC for a sensor that measures 0 to 10V, but accidentally selects an 8-bit ADC. How will this affect measurements?
Hint
Consider the effect of fewer steps on signal representation.
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