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    Flash Adc 4 Bit Design By: Ursula Audrey Larasati

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    This document describes a 4-bit flash ADC circuit designed by Ursula Audrey Larasati. The circuit uses 16 2kΩ resistors to divide the input voltage range from 0V to 20V into 16 equal steps, and a priority encoder to output the 4-bit binary code corresponding to the input voltage level. The resistor network divides the supply voltage into 15 uniformly spaced voltage levels between 1.25V and 18.75V.

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    Flash Adc 4 Bit Design By: Ursula Audrey Larasati

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    This document describes a 4-bit flash ADC circuit designed by Ursula Audrey Larasati. The circuit uses 16 2kΩ resistors to divide the input voltage range from 0V to 20V into 16 equal steps, and a priority encoder to output the 4-bit binary code corresponding to the input voltage level. The resistor network divides the supply voltage into 15 uniformly spaced voltage levels between 1.25V and 18.75V.

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    This document describes a 4-bit flash ADC circuit designed by Ursula Audrey Larasati. The circuit uses 16 2kΩ resistors to divide the input voltage range from 0V to 20V into 16 equal steps, and a priority encoder to output the 4-bit binary code corresponding to the input voltage level. The resistor network divides the supply voltage into 15 uniformly spaced voltage levels between 1.25V and 18.75V.

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    Flash Adc 4 Bit Design By: Ursula Audrey Larasati

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    This document describes a 4-bit flash ADC circuit designed by Ursula Audrey Larasati. The circuit uses 16 2kΩ resistors to divide the input voltage range from 0V to 20V into 16 equal steps, and a priority encoder to output the 4-bit binary code corresponding to the input voltage level. The resistor network divides the supply voltage into 15 uniformly spaced voltage levels between 1.25V and 18.75V.

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    FLASH ADC 4 BIT

    Design By: Ursula Audrey Larasati


    VCC

    R16
    2k
    18,75 V
    R15
    2k

    17,5 V
    C
    R14
    2k
    16,25 V

    R13
    2k
    15 V
    R12
    2k
    13,75 V

    R11
    2k A
    12,5 V
    PRIORITY ENCODER

    R10
    2k
    11,25 V

    R9
    2k
    B
    10 V

    R8
    2k

    8,75 V
    R7
    2k C
    7,5 V
    R6
    2k

    6,25 V
    R5
    2k
    D
    5V
    R4
    2k

    3,75 V

    R3
    2k
    2,5 V
    1,25 V
    Resistor : 2K
    R2
    2k
    1,25 V Resistor Total : 32K

    VCC= 20V
    R1
    2k
    Perhitungan:

    VCC

    R16
    2k

    30 18,75 V
    20 = 18,75
    32 R15
    2k

    28 17,5 V
    20 = 17,5
    32
    R14
    2k

    26 16,25 V
    20 = 16,25
    32
    R13
    2k

    24 15 V
    20 = 15
    32 R12
    2k

    22 13,75 V
    20 = 13,75
    32 R11
    A
    2k

    20 12,5 V

    PRIORITY ENCODER
    20 = 12,5
    32 R10
    2k

    18 11,25 V
    20 = 11,25
    32
    R9
    2k
    B
    16
    20 = 10 10 V
    32
    R8
    2k
    14
    20 = 8,75 8,75 V
    32
    R7

    12
    2k C
    20 = 7,5 7,5 V
    32 R6
    2k

    10 6,25 V
    20 = 6,25
    32 R5
    2k
    D
    8 5V
    20 = 5
    32 R4
    2k

    6 3,75 V
    20 = 3,75
    32
    R3
    2k

    4 2,5 V
    20 = 2,5
    32 R2
    2k
    1,25 V
    2
    20 = 1,25
    32
    R1
    2k

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