Jeric N.

Sapaula

BSET 3A

Chapter 7 Compilation

1. Noise immunity
The ability to detect and correct transmission errors
compatibility with time division multiplexing techniques
digital signal processing potential
Noise Immunity is the most important.
2. The process of changing analog to digital or digital to analog.
A/D and D/A
3. Sampling
4. Quantizing
5. Digitizing.
6. The signals are sampled and converted into a sequence of binary numbers that are transmitted
in parallel or serial.
7. Is a stepped approximation of the original continuously varying analog signal.
8. Reference Voltage
resistor (or capacitor) network
switches
output amplifier
9. Aliasing is a problem that happens if the sampling rate of an ADC is less than two times the
highest signal frequency.
A false signal is generated at a frequency equal to the difference between the signal and
sampling frequencies.
10. Op Amp
11. Successive approximations, flash, and sigma-delta.
The most used is Successive approximations.
12. Successive approximations converter
13. Flash. Simultaneously, an analog sample is compared to multiple voltage levels and comparator
outputs are translated into binary.
14. is digitizing a signal at more than twice the Nyquist rate.
15. Shift register