Open-Loop Op-Amp Configuration and Flash ADC

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What is the primary function of the op-amp in the binary weighted DAC circuit?

Inverting and summing of the input signals

What is the significance of the resistance values in the binary weighted DAC circuit?

They are chosen according to the binary weight of the input bits

What is the purpose of the feedback resistor Rf in the binary weighted DAC circuit?

To provide a path for the output signal to the inverting terminal

What is the advantage of using a binary weighted DAC over other types of DACs?

It requires fewer components and is less expensive

What is the output voltage of the binary weighted DAC when the input is 0111?

-4.375V

What is the step size of the 4-bit binary weighted DAC?

0.625V

What is the primary difference between a binary weighted DAC and a flash ADC?

The direction of the conversion process

What is the advantage of using a negative feedback op-amp configuration in the binary weighted DAC circuit?

It stabilizes the output voltage and reduces distortion

What is the purpose of the switches in the binary weighted DAC circuit?

To connect the resistors to either the reference voltage or ground

What is the maximum analog output voltage of the 4-bit binary weighted DAC?

-9.375V

Learn about the open-loop op-amp configuration and its application in Flash ADC, also known as parallel ADC. Understand how op-amps are used as comparators in this configuration. This concept is crucial in digital electronics and analog-to-digital conversion.

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