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I'm trying to make an ADC myself by implementing it using Verilog.
Ronsimpson:
Erm, well I guess I might be a little misleading with what I'm asking here. I'll try to clarify it now.
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The bad news is it takes a while to find the voltage. The good news...
Yeah, my concern is that it takes too long to do n comparisons, but if there's a way to reduce the number of comparison that I need to make, it would be even better
Yeah, my concern is that it takes too long to do n comparisons, but if there is any ways whereby I can make less than n comparisons to get the output would be even better.
I see. I'll have a look and give it a try to see if it works. If I face any problems, I'll have to come back for help...
I would say 8/9 bits.
Let me explain based on this example. We consider this based on 9 bits. So the range would be from 0(0 0000 0000) to 511(1 1111 1111).The reference level will start from the middle which means 256(1 0000 0000). We consider the analog input to be a wave which rises all...
Hi everyone,
I'm undertaking a project involving Analog to Digital Converter (ADC). From what i know, one way to implement this ADC in Verilog is by using a DAC and comparator. The DAC output and an analog input will be the inputs of the Comparator. The output of the comparator will then be...
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