Explanation: In a DAC, the analog input is converted into digital output. So, a monotonic DAC increases its analog output with increase in its digital output. For example, if the output decreases when input code change from 001 to 010, it is said to be a non-monotonic DAC. 10. All the commercially available DAC are
A. Monotonic
B. Non-monotonic
C. Either monotonic or non-monotonic
D. None of the mentioned
Answer:A
Explanation: In a DAC, the analog input is converted into digital output. So, a monotonic DAC increases its analog output with increase in its digital output. For example, if the output decreases when input code change from 001 to 010, it is said to be a non-monotonic DAC. 10. All the commercially available DAC are
A. Monotonic B. Non-monotonic C. Either monotonic or non-monotonic D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: All the commercially available DACs are monotonic because the linearity error never exceeds ± (1/2) LSB at each output level. 11. The time taken for the output to settle within a specified band of its final value is referred as