Explanation: The Integrating type converters are used in application such as digital meter, panel meter and monitoring system where the conversion accuracy is critical. 4. In integrating type ADCs, the
A. Input voltage is proportional to input averaged over the integration period
B. Output voltage is proportional to input averaged over the integration period
C. Output voltage is proportional to sum of input voltage
D. Input voltage is proportional to sum of input voltage
Answer:A
Explanation: The Integrating type converters are used in application such as digital meter, panel meter and monitoring system where the conversion accuracy is critical. 4. In integrating type ADCs, the
A. Input voltage is proportional to input averaged over the integration period B. Output voltage is proportional to input averaged over the integration period C. Output voltage is proportional to sum of input voltage D. Input voltage is proportional to sum of input voltage
Explanation: Since the integrating type ADC do not require sample and hold circuit at the input. The change in input during conversion will not affect the output code and is proportional to the value of the input averaged over the integration period. 5. Which type of ADC is chosen for noisy environment?