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Q. What do you understand by Analog to Digital conversion?

What do you understand by A/D conversion? Give an explanation of any one of the following A/D techniques:

(i) Successive approximation.

(ii) Parallel / flash converter.

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The electronic circuit that translates an analog signal into a digital signal, is called Analog - to - Digital converter (ADC).


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