Analog-to-Digital Converters for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

An Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC or A/D converter) measures the magnitude of an input analog signal and converts it to a digital number that is proportional to the magnitude of the voltage or current. An ADC often converts signals collected from the real-world to digital signals for processing. One of the more important specifications of an ADC is the resolution that it offers, which is the number of discrete values (represented in bits) that the ADC produces in relation to the analog signal it is converting. The more bits, the higher the resolution. A higher resolution yields a more accurate approximation of the analog input.

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Analog Devices RF Receiver 14 Bit IF Diversity Receiver 2In Stock
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+ 85 C - 40 C LFCSP-64 SMD/SMT Tray
Analog Devices RF Receiver 14Bit IF Diversity Receiver 3In Stock
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Analog Devices RF Receiver IF Diversity Rec 75 MHz sig bandwith Non-Stocked Lead-Time 10 Weeks
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+ 85 C - 40 C LFCSP-64 SMD/SMT Tray