Solve Urgent: HELPP A/D Converters - Succesive Approx

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The discussion revolves around a homework problem involving a 6-bit successive approximation ADC that converts a 4.78 V analog signal. Participants emphasize the need to follow the steps of the conversion process and provide output readings at each stage. The thread highlights the importance of posting homework questions in the correct forum and showing prior work for assistance. The conversation encourages the user to demonstrate understanding of the successive approximation ADC and calculate the output values for the first two steps. Overall, the focus is on guiding the user through the conversion process while adhering to forum guidelines.
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Urgent! HELPP! A/D converters - succesive approx.

An input analog signal has a 4.78 V instantaneous magnitude, held by an S/H circuit, which is applied to a 6 bit succesive approximation ADC with range :

000000 output for 0 V input
111111 output for 12 V input

Follow the succesive approximation steps of conversion and state the output readings of the converter at each step.



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vinee, welcome to the Physics and Math Forums (the PF). Homework problems need to be posted in the appropriate homework forum, and not in the general forums like EE. And on homework problems, you must show us your own work in order for us to offer you help.

Tell us what you know about a SA ADC. What is the output value at the first step? For the problem you've stated, what is the output value for the 2nd step? You should be able to at least answer that much...
 
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