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''Analog-digital-converter'' or ''ADC'') is an electronic circuit that converts a continous signal in the analog domain into a discrete signal in the digital domain. | '''Analog-digital-converter''' or '''ADC''') is an electronic circuit that converts a continous signal in the analog domain into a discrete signal in the digital domain. | ||
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Revision as of 21:57, 17 February 2007
Analog-digital-converter or ADC) is an electronic circuit that converts a continous signal in the analog domain into a discrete signal in the digital domain.
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