CE121 -- Microprocessor System Design
Assignment 7
Out: February 20, 1997
Due: February 26, 1997
- (30 points) Design a 4-bit SAR (successive approximation
register) and control for an ADC. That is, fill in the blank box of
the ADC datasheet. The circuit should have a clock input, a
start input, and a comparator input. Fully explain your circuit.
- (30 points)
It is a common maxim in the signal conversion community that ``DAC's
multiply and ADC's divide."
- Explain what will happen if a DAC's is connected
to an analog signal rather than a stable voltage.
- Explain what happens when you hook up
an ADC's to an analog signal rather than a stable
voltage and its analog input voltage, , to a stable voltage
rather than an analog signal.
- Given 2 analog input voltages, design a circuit that will
generate a logic 1 when the voltage on the first input is greater than
20% of the voltage on the second input and a logic 0 otherwise. Both
voltages are limited to between 0 and 10 volts and the second voltage
is always greater than the first. Use the results of the first two
parts of this problem.
- (5 points)
Grader's discretion.
Richard Hughey
Thu Feb 20 11:15:39 PST 1997