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    The document discusses specifications and calculations for digital to analog converters (DACs) and analog to digital converters (ADCs). It includes: 1) Calculations for an 8-bit DAC including output voltages for least/most significant bits and maximum/full scale output voltages. 2) Calculations for an 8-bit ADC including full scale and nominal scale ranges and resolution. 3) A problem to determine the number of bits needed for a DAC with a range of -10V to +15V and resolution of 0.005V. 4) A problem to determine the minimum number of bits for an ADC sampling an altimeter outputting 0-10V over 0-50km with

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    ACR/ME515/May 20

    ME 515: Mechatronics
    Tutorial 02

    1. An eight bit weighted resistor digital to analog converter has the following specs: reference
    voltage VR = 10V, most significant bit resistance R = 12kΩ and feedback resistance of the
    operational amplifier RF = 6 kΩ. Calculate:
    a. the output voltage corresponding to the least significant bit
    b. the output voltage corresponding to the most significant bit
    c. the maximum value of the output voltage Vo
    d. the nominal full scale of output voltage Vo
    e. the resolution
    f. the output corresponding to the binary number 10011011.

    2. An analog to digital converter with n = 8 bits, has the following specs (based on the standard
    notations): R = 1 kΩ, RF = 2 kΩ, and VR = 10V. Calculate the full scale range, nominal scale range
    and the resolution.

    3. A data acquisition system uses a DAC with a range of - 10 V to + 15 V and a resolution of 0.005 V.
    Determine the number of bits the DAC must have.

    4. The output voltage of an aeroplane altimeter is to be sampled using an ADC. The sensor outputs
    0 V at 0 m altitude and outputs 10 V at 50 km altitude. The altimeter datasheet shows that the
    allowable error in sensing (½LSB) is 5 m. Determine the minimum number of bits required for the
    ADC.

    5. A 4-bit ADC utilizes the successive-approximation method for converting an input signal of 2 V
    and an input range of - 5 V to +5 V. Determine the digital output.

    Asanga Ratnaweera, Department of Mechanical Engineering 1

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