An 8 bit ADC like the picture below serves to change the analog Voltage value in...
a. An 8-bit successive approximation ADC has a reference voltage of 10 V. Calculate the resolution of this ADC. b. The analog input voltage to the ADC in part a is 6 V. Can this input voltage be represented exactly? What digital code represents the closest value to 6 V? What exact analog value does this represent? Calculate the percent error of this conversion.
1900) An analog input module uses an A/D converter with 8-bit resolution. The module range is -10 volts to +10 volts. Calculate the module output (digital count) when the input voltage is 3.7 volts. 1) floating point calculation, 2) discrete rounded result (actual digital count), 3) answer-2 minus answer-1 and 4) voltage resolution or smallest detectable change (volts). Assume the minimum digital value is zero. ans:4 thats all that was given to me
(a) We have an analogue to digital converter (ADC) described as 8 bit, with a 3V reference and 0V offset. What is the resolution, expressed in millivolts? [2] (b) For an input voltage of 0.6V, what is the digital output value of the ADC described in (a)? Express your answer in both binary and hexadecimal. [3] (c) An industrial oven has a thermometer that outputs a voltage from 0 to 1V for a corresponding range of temperatures of 0 to...
AssignmentBitmap files map three 8-bit (1-byte) color channels per pixel. A pixel is a light-emitting "dot" on your screen. Whenever you buy a new monitor, you will see the pixel configuration by its width and height, such as 1920 x 1080 (1080p) or 3840x2160 (4K). This tells us that we have 1080 rows (height), and each row has 1920 (width) pixels.The bitmap file format is fairly straight forward where we tell the file what our width and height are. When...