An 8-bit DAC has a full scale range of -7V to +7V. Calculate the output voltages for input codes 10000001 and 10100010 for a bipolar DAC with offset binary coding and a bipolar DAC with 2’s complement coding.
An 8-bit DAC has a full scale range of -7V to +7V. Calculate the output voltages...
(10 points) What is the full-scale output voltage from a 8-bit DAC that produces 0.7V for a digital input of00110110? What is the resolution of this DAC? 9. (5 points). A block of memory is listed as 8Kx16 a. How many words can be stored? b. How many bits are in each word? c. What is the capacity of the memory?
Given a 10-bit DAC, 8 mV step size. Determine the full-scale output voltage Why are ADCs more complex than DACs? InitB InitA InitA InitA Q0 o Q Q2 Q3 D a CLK InitB ㅡ. InitA InitB InitB InitA InitB Clk Q2 Q1
An 8-bit DAC that produces 2.2 voltage with a binary input of 10010010. What is the new output voltage with an input of 00111110?
A bipolar 8 bit ADC measures 0 – 4 volts full scale. a. What is the minimum resolvable voltage? b. What is the percent quantization error? c. What is the percent quantization error if a 1 volt max signal is input?
Q2) A unipolar 14 bit ADC measures 0 – 8 volts full scale. a. What is the minimum resolvable voltage (or voltage resolution)? [Hint: resolution decrease as you increase the volts full scale] b. What is the percent quantization error? [Hint: percent quantization error for unipolar 10 bit ADC, 1 V full scale is: (resolution/max voltage) x100% or (975μV/1V) x100% = 0.0975%] c. What is the percent quantization error if a 1 volt max signal is input? [Hint: same resolution...
A piezoresistive accelerometer has a full scale of 100g with a full scale output of 100 mV. You have an 8-bit analog-to-digital conversion system with a full-scale input of 5VDC. You need to resolve the difference between a 5g and 10g acceleration, is this possible? Let’s assume that our A-to-D has the not just the ideal minimum quantization error but some additional noise, and say that we want to target an accuracy of +/- 1 least significant bit (LSB). How...
2. (a) An 8-bit A/D converter has an input range of 0 to 15 V and an output in simple binary. Find the output (in decimal) if the input is (a) 6.42 V (6) -6.42 V (C) 12 V (d) OV (b) Convert Hexa decimal Number B602 to a decimal number and Binary. Convert decimal number 227 to binary number.
2. (a) An 8-bit A/D converter has an input range of 0 to 15 V and an output in simple binary. Find the output (in decimal) if the input is (a) 6.42 V (b) -6.42 V (c) 12 V (d) OV (b) Convert Hexa decimal Number B602 to a decimal number and Binary. Convert decimal number 227 to binary number.
Problem For an 8 bit-Unipolar D/A converter, what is the output voltage for an input of E8h? Assume that the reference voltage is 10V? For a 10 bit-Bipolar D/A converter, what is the input binary code for an output voltage of -3.5V? Assume that the reference voltage is 12V? problem Determine how many bits a D/A converter must have to provide output increments of 0.03V or less? Assume that the reference is 10V. What is the exact percentage of change...
[Hybrid multiplier design] Design a multiplier that has two 3-bit inputs. The first 3-bit input is an unsigned number, and the second 3-bit input is a signed number in 2’s complement form. Use only AND gates, full-adders and full-subtractors. The output will be a 6-bit signed number in 2’s complement form.