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A counter-ramp ADC uses a comparator to compare the input voltage with
 
  A) a binary number. B) the output of a DAC.
  C) the output of a counter. D) a voltage divider network.

Question 2

What is the reference voltage in an ADC?
 
  A) +1.28 V B) +2.56 V C) -1.28 V D) -2.56 V



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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