If we decide to work with an analog to digital converter (A/D) with three-bit length, we obtain eight different binary numbers which represent different voltage levels. How to convert analog values to digital values: If you are planning to build accurate and fast systems, you have to consider carefully which convert to choose: if you select A-to-D with high resolution – system will not be as “fast but if you select an A-to-D with high-speed response – you will loose the resolution of the system. When you are planning special systems, you have to take into account this fact. The conversion time of the low resolution A/D takes less time than the conversion time of the high resolution A/D. Since the converter converts the signals, it takes a certain time. There is another fact to mention about the resolution of the A/D converter. Therefore we can say that the ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER (A/D) of the microcontroller with a larger amount of bits has a higher resolution and better accuracy when converting from analog signal to digital signal. Based on the "good" results that we received, we can say that current A/D converter has a high-resolution compare to previous case. The gap between the analog signal and the digital signal smaller compared to the previous graph. Now we can see that the RED line represents the original signal “better” than the previous RED line. You can see the eight levels in the following illustration: That is, we can show the changes from 0 to 5 volt with 8 numbers, or more precisely 8 levels. With three bits we can get 8 different options: 000 Now, suppose that the voltage that supplied to the A/D converter is still varies from 0 to 5 volt, however, the A/D converter converts the input voltage to a binary number of three-bits. Thus, we can say that A/D with the binary number of two-bits has a low resolution and there is a large gap between the real value of the analog input voltage and the values represented by the A/D. not close enough to the original analog input voltage values. We can see that the red signal far from being ideal, i.e. RED line represents the digital levels at the output of the ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER (A/D) of the microcontroller. You can see the 4 levels in the following illustration:īLUE line describes the changes in the input voltage of the ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER (A/D) of the microcontroller. That is, we can show the changes from 0 to 5 volt with 4 numbers, or more precisely four levels. With two bits, we can ONLY display 4 different options: 00 Suppose that the voltage that supplied to the A/D converter varies from 0 to 5 volt, and the A/D converter converts the input voltage to a binary number of two-bits. The more bits the binary number has, the higher the resolution of the - A/D. These binary numbers can be in different length - 2, 4, 8, 10-bit. The ATD CONVERTER converts analog voltage to binary numbers. Let’s explore the principle of operation of the A/D converter: The role of the ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER (A/D) is to convert analog voltage values to digital values. When the installation is finished you should be able to see and run the program.PIC Analog to Digital Converter tutorial A/D Theoretical background.Once the usbpicprog: Simple USB PIC programmer is downloaded click on it to start the setup process (assuming you are on a desktop computer).
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