Analog to Binary Converter (ABC)¶
The ABC converts an analog input signal into a binary-weighted output signal. Each digit has its own output node. The valid input range and the resolution are selectable in number of bits ( = number of output nodes. The valid resolution range is from 1 to 31. When the input signal leaves the valid range, the Underflow (UF) or Overflow (OF) output is set. In the underflow case, the binary outputs are cleared, in the overflow case all binary outputs are set.
Example: 3-Bit ABC
