Multiple Choice
What will happen if the input analog voltage (Va) is greater than a digital- ramp ADC's full- scale (Vax) value?
A) The counter will count up to its maximum value causing Vax to reach its full- scale output. All operations will then cease until Vax decreases below Vax.
B) The comparator will detect that Va is larger than the Vax full- scale output and all operations will cease until Va decreases below Vax full- scale.
C) The counter will repetitively count up from zero to maximum producing a continuously repetitive staircase waveform at Vax.
D) The comparator will detect that Va is beyond the range of Vax and will keep the ADC's output at zero until Va is decreased below Vax full- scale.
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