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What is typical value of INL and DNL of ADC in LSB?

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If You want to have monotonic converter without missing codes DNL should be between -0.5 and 0.5. For ENOB>N-0.5 (N - number of bits) INL also should be below 0.5 LSB. Every information which You need is in a IEEE 1241 standard.
 
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In what case is a monotonic converter needed and in what case is a monotonic converter needed?

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Dominik Przyborowski said:
If You want to have monotonic converter without missing codes DNL should be between -0.5 and 0.5. For ENOB>N-0.5 (N - number of bits) INL also should be below 0.5 LSB. Every information which You need is in a IEEE 1241 standard.
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Hi,

Most of the application needs the the DAC to monotonic. But in specific all the feedback systems needs the feedback element to be monotonic.
 

Do you mean that DAC/ADC need to be monotonic when they are used as a feedback element in a feedback system? Can you give me some example application? Thanks.
yuvan said:
Hi,

Most of the application needs the the DAC to monotonic. But in specific all the feedback systems needs the feedback element to be monotonic.
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