3 A. We have a 4-bit DAC with Vref = 3.3V and an input voltage of Vs = 2.05V. Draw a diagram illustrating the conversion process of a successive approximation ADC. Label the x-axis conversion step and the y-axis Digital Number(DN). What digital number (DN) will be returned by the DAC within the SAR ADC? 3 B. You have purchased an 8-bit R-2R digital to analog converter to control the joint position on a robot arm (which is proportional to the input voltage). a). The DAC shows an output voltage of 0.49 V when the binary value 00011001 is applied. What is the full-scale analog output range of this DAC in volts? b). What voltage does the DAC output with a binary value of 10101010 applied? c). If the joint rotates 10.0 degrees/V applied, what is the minimum joint rotation increment you can achieve with this DAC?

3 A. We have a 4-bit DAC with Vref = 3.3V and an input voltage of Vs = 2.05V. Draw a diagram illustrating the conversion process of a successive approximation ADC. Label the x-axis conversion step and the y-axis Digital Number(DN). What digital number (DN) will be returned by the DAC within the SAR ADC? 3 B. You have purchased an 8-bit R-2R digital to analog converter to control the joint position on a robot arm (which is proportional to the input voltage). a). The DAC shows an output voltage of 0.49 V when the binary value 00011001 is applied. What is the full-scale analog output range of this DAC in volts? b). What voltage does the DAC output with a binary value of 10101010 applied? c). If the joint rotates 10.0 degrees/V applied, what is the minimum joint rotation increment you can achieve with this DAC?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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