Successive approximation register analog to digital converters, better known as SAR ADCs, are a versatile class of analog to digital converters that produce a digital discrete time representation of a ...

This article addresses some basic noise principles and how to apply them to each analog-to-digital converter input node to minimize any noise convolving onto the output spectrum. Defining noise ...

The analog portion of the signal is becoming smaller and smaller as more and more digital signal processors (DSP) and microcontrollers are bringing their computational and timing strengths to analog ...

Today’s successive-approximation-register (SAR) analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) and sigma-delta ADCs are known for their high resolution and low noise. Nevertheless, achieving signal-to-noise (SNR ...

Find out how a digital technique performs multiplication on two bitstreams and avoids the cost of the analog multiplier.

All analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) have a certain amount ofinput-referred noise. In most cases,less input noise is better. There are some cases, however, where inputnoise can actually be helpful ...

Back in the day where the microprocessor was our standard building block, we tended to concentrate on computation and processing of data and not so much on I/O. Simply put there were a lot of things ...