2. Reference voltage for a 12-bit ADC configured in single-channel, single-ended, right-aligned mode is 3.0v. Determine ADC conversion result if the input voltage is 0.85 V. Show your work.

Answer 1

To determine the ADC conversion result, we first need to calculate the resolution of the ADC.

Resolution = (Reference Voltage) / (2^12)
Resolution = 3.0 V / 4096
Resolution = 0.000732 V

Next, we calculate the ADC code for the input voltage of 0.85 V.

ADC code = (Input Voltage / Resolution)
ADC code = 0.85 V / 0.000732 V
ADC code = 1159.29

Since the ADC is a 12-bit ADC, we need to round the ADC code to the nearest integer value. Therefore, the ADC conversion result for an input voltage of 0.85 V would be 1159.

Note: Some ADCs may have specific methods of handling fractional values in the conversion result, so it's important to consult the specific datasheet for the ADC being used.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I made a mistake in my calculation. Let's correct it.

Given:
Reference voltage = 3.0 V
Input voltage = 0.85 V
Resolution = Reference Voltage / (2^12) = 3.0 V / 4096 = 0.000732 V per bit

To calculate the ADC code for the input voltage of 0.85 V:
ADC code = (Input Voltage / Resolution)
ADC code = 0.85 V / 0.000732 V
ADC code = 1159

Therefore, the correct ADC conversion result for an input voltage of 0.85 V would be 1159.

I apologize for the error in my previous response. Thank you for pointing it out.