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Analog and Digital Conversion
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Semiconductors Circuit Theory Digital Circuits
Advanced
This book will attempt to explore the field of data conversion between analog and digital representations. This book will also explore some inherent problems in representing analog signals with digital data and vice versa, as well showing some common schemes for generating, coding, and transmitting the sampled data. Readers of this book would benefit strongly from a prior knowledge of the following subjects:
Semiconductors
Circuit Theory
Digital Circuits
Once an analog signal is sampled, and represented in a digital domain, we can use techniques of Digital Signal Processing to manipulate the data. Those topics will not be covered in this book.
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Table of Contents
Section 1: Conversion Basics
/Introduction/
/Analog vs Digital/
/Sampling and Reconstruction/
Section 2: Sampling and Quantizing
/The Ideal Sampler/
/Sampling Theorem/
/Nyquist Sampling Rate/
/Resolution and Bitrate/
/Signed and Unsigned Quantities/
/Spectral Effects/
/Interpolation/
Section 3: Data Representation
/Differential Pulse-Coded Modulation/ (DPCM)
/Delta Modulation/
/Continuously-Variable Slope Delta Modulation/ (CVSDM)
Section 4: Signal Reconstruction
/Hold Circuits/
/Other Reconstructors/
/Reconstruction Effects/
Section 5: Quantization, Errors, Noise
/Uniform Quantization/
/Non-Uniform Quantization/
/Fixed Wordlength Effects/
/Sources of Error/
Section 6: Building Converters
/ADC Converters/
/DAC Converters/
Section 7: Appendices
/Reference Materials/
Further reading
analog-to-digital converter
Control Systems
Communication Systems
Electronics (Analog-to-Digital and Digital-to-Analog Converters)
Signals and Systems
Digital Signal Processing
"The Five Steps to Data Acquisition"
electrical engineering
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