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big1devin

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What does the instruction, MOV R0, P3 do?
 
  A) stores final DAC result into P3 B) stores final ADC result into P3
  C) stores final ADC result into R0 D) stores final DAC result into R0

Question 2

Which method of conversion is used by most modern integrated-circuit ADCs?
 
  A) successive-approximation ADC B) dual slope ADC
  C) counter ADC D) parallel ADC



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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