Lecture

Video Digitization: ADC Selection and Signal Processing

Description

This lecture covers the process of selecting an appropriate ADC for video digitization in cell phone cameras using a high-speed CMOS sensing chip. Topics include determining the number of bits for resolution, required ADC conversions per second, and the signal-to-noise ratio for intensity measurements. The lecture also discusses amplifier frequency response analysis and a design-case study on estimating capacitance for optimizing a low noise amplifier.

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