ADCs
What is ADCs?
Analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) are electronic circuits that convert continuous analog signals (like voltage or current) to discrete digital numbers. They are essential for digital signal processing, data acquisition, and control systems where real-world analog data needs to be processed by digital circuits or computers. Common uses include converting sensor outputs (temperature, pressure, light) into digital data for control systems, converting audio signals into digital audio for recording and playback, and converting video signals into digital video.
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