Exploring 3-Bit Analog-to-Digital Converter Design and Function
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This report details the functionality of a 3-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC), explaining how it converts analog signals into digital signals. It includes a block diagram illustrating the components, such as comparators and a voltage divider, and describes how the ADC operates. The document explains the concept of quantization uncertainty and transition noise associated with ADC levels. It also provides an example calculation for converting a specific voltage (7/16 volts) using a resolution of 1/8 volts per bit, along with the number of clock cycles required for the conversion, emphasizing the step-by-step MSB conversion process. The report references research on time-stretched analog-to-digital conversion and asynchronous analog-to-digital converters.
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