Jerry Horn is a senior design engineer with Lynium LLC, a consulting firm that specializes in testing, characterizing, and using high-precision and high-speed mixed-signal components. His particular focus is on high-resolution and high-speed analog-to-digital converters, digital-to-analog converters, and high-performance audio converters. He is familiar with a wide variety of microcontrollers and digital signal processors, as well as the issues associated with interfacing these components to mixed-signal devices. If you would like to ask Jerry a question or simply give comment, click here.

ADC Inputs: Single-Ended, Pseudo-Differential, and Differential Most analog-to-digital converters offer one of three major types of voltage input: single-ended, pseudo-differential, and differential. Some converters offer various combinations of these. Each type of input has advantages and disadvantages, and not all manufacturers agree on the exact definitions regarding each input type. There's a lot to know and a number of potential problems.   Click here to read the complete article.

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