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anologue to digital converters...

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chimpsimply

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can anyone help me with these? i dont need help with PCM anymore. ive researched a lot and broken it down into its blocks. though i do need help with A/D conversion. can anyone help me with a circuit diagram or basic component list? thnx guyzhse! 8)
 
ADC0804/ADC0820 will be easiest to use. These are 8-bit ADCs with quite good performance at medium speeds.
 
I'm a believer in the old concept of 'Teach a man to Fish...'

The method most of us use is to first find a chip which will suit the application, download the datasheet, and use the sample circuits to build what you require. An 8-bit ADC would be best to start off with.
For example, "ADC0804LCN" is such a chip and looking in www.maplin.co.uk will get you a circuit for this device.

Simple as that!
 

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what's the different between analogue ground and digital ground
 
denidoank said:
what's the different between analogue ground and digital ground

Simply to help prevent digital noise from entering the input of the A2D, you should design your PCB accordingly - keeping analogue and digital sections as seperate as possible.
 
and then connect the two GNDs (digital and analogue) at one low-imedance point (star-point) to the main power-supply GND.
 
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