Lecture

Analog to Digital Conversion

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of analog to digital conversion, focusing on the conversion process using CMOS technology. Topics include passive and active load distribution principles, weighted capacities, precision limitations, and the use of oversampling and modulation algorithms. The lecture also discusses the integration of converters, single ramp analog integrators, and the conversion process in two steps. Additionally, it explores the impact of temperature and clock frequency on accuracy, as well as the limitations and precision levels of different types of converters.

Instructors (2)

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