Flash ADC (Parallel ADC) and Half-Flash ADC Explained

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

The timestamps for the different topics covered in the video: 0:27 Flash ADC Working 7:07 Flash ADC Advantages and Disadvantages 8:26 Half-flash ADC working

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[@GauravGupta-pb8mk]

Thank you sir

[@JagadishTejavath]

A flash ADC uses comparators with a settling time of 40ns and a 3 stage digital decoder made of gates possessing a delay of 2ns.Determine the conversion time of ADC ?

[@vijayakumarr3519]

Sir is ADC and DAC series over for gate syllabus ?

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

For gate perspective all the topics have been covered. But I am going to cover other ADCs like sigma- delta and pipeline ADC, and importance of performance parameters of the ADC. I think it will be useful in general to everyone one who are going to use ADC and DAC in some application.

[@arunasadeepa2795]

Sir , In the half flash adc ,can we get the first 4bits of the output by directly from the first ADC ?

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Yes, that's exactly how we get the 4 MSBs of output. (As I have mentioned at 9:13)

[@arunasadeepa2795]

Ok sir thanks for the quick response ❤️

[@Vanshmishra023]

How it is 1v after R divides by R + 7R

[@uditgohil7547]

I'm not getting an output one of the comparator when applying the input voltage of 5volts. Instead of that I'm getting 10volts.

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Would you please elaborate how you have connected the circuit?

[@kimothefungenuis]

7 comparators is pretty expensive though!

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

That is why flash ADCs are not cheap.

[@kimothefungenuis]

@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS Is it the type we use for signal processing and control? because the delay caused by standard ADC's can distort a real time signal that needs to be processed right then and there because say a temperature signal is a sine wave, it could appear distorted when inputted this way due to the sequential part that varies depending on values.

[@hendriagustian7082]

For the second flash adc onwards it is rather difficult to change to digital (too small) , 8:37

[@pramodsb1944]

Hi sir, on what basis we should select vref , if my input signal is varying from 2v to 6v

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Typically for ADC, the reference voltage is specified in the data sheet. ( like 3.3 v, 5V, 9V, 12V etc)In your case, you need a reference voltage more than 6V. For example, if ADC supports up to 9V, then you can use that voltage. But again that depends on the ADC.

[@mohithreddymalapati7127]

I have a doubt that for this encoder we need 8 inputs but from 7 comparators we are giving 7 inputs to encoder then what about 8th input.

[@ganeshjami9606]

Another one is ground

[@drsherifff]

Every ADC should pick flash and maybe ignite

[@uditgarg6508]

how no. of comparators is 2^n- 1? it should be 2^n only

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Just look at the diagram of 3 bit flash ADC. It requires 7 comparators.

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[@freedomisfood6966]

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[@bubbles12350]

In our they teach me 8-comparator and 7resister .sir

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

It is in fact, other way around. Imagine just 1-bit comparator. To compare the voltage, using a voltage divider, you need at least two resistor. That means for 1-bit, you need 1 comparator and 2 resistor. That is 2^1 -1 comparator and 2^1 resistor. The same is true for n-bit flash adc.

[@Devil-dn2ew]

Sir, What is sigma delta ADC! Is it another kind of ADC! I haven't found in our channel ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS!!!

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Yes it's another type of ADC. It is typically used where high resolution is required. ( But speed is not that important). Someday, will also cover that on the channel.

[@Devil-dn2ew]

@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS okay Sir!! Thank you.

[@shoaaamir2110]

Maza nahi aaya

[@xXCrashTXx-1]

easier to understand is this: flash adcs are meta and half flash adcs not, Kappa

[@mohithreddymalapati7127]

I have a doubt that for this encoder we need 8 inputs but from 7 comparators we are giving 7 inputs to encoder then what about 8th input.

[@mohithreddymalapati7127]

I have a doubt that for this encoder we need 8 inputs but from 7 comparators we are giving 7 inputs to encoder then what about 8th input.