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Analog to Digital Converters (ADCs) are a widely needed and used circuitry in todays semiconductor chips. They convert an analog input signal to a proportional digital value, normally represented by a number of bits as binary number. Main properties of an ADC is the number of bits commonly named “resolution” and the speed of the ADC normally measured in samples per second.
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