elberlee
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It is always defined that the LSB is the resolution of ADC.
Here I have one example, which confused me a lot.
Example, two different signal are sampled and the difference is made afterwards. When the difference value is less than 1 LSB, is it the result still counted as an accurate one?
Additionally, the two sampled value are averaged 1000 times separately before subtraction, can I think the "sampling + averaging" process improve the sampling resolution?
Many thanks,
Elber
Here I have one example, which confused me a lot.
Example, two different signal are sampled and the difference is made afterwards. When the difference value is less than 1 LSB, is it the result still counted as an accurate one?
Additionally, the two sampled value are averaged 1000 times separately before subtraction, can I think the "sampling + averaging" process improve the sampling resolution?
Many thanks,
Elber