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using of ADC in digital controller

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Hi,
I'm trying to design a buck converter with digital controller, and i need to use of a ADC for digitizing the error voltage. what type of ADC is better to use? I simulated it in matlab simulink.
Please help, thanks.
 

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Your question is just way too vague to answer. What resolution do you need? What speed? What are you using for a controller? Do you want serial or parallel? What kind of interface do you want?
 
Thank you for your answer.
I don't know the answer of some of your question. I am in start of my project. in my project, ADC type is not very important and my focus is on controller (sliding mode controller). In fact i don't know what type of ADC is better to use?
 

Presume you'll implement the controller in a microcontroller, how about going with the ADC provided by your preferred microcontroller? The ADC needs to keep up with the controller sampling rate and have sufficient resolution according to the intended controller accuracy.
 

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