Analog-to-digital converter with adaptable quantizing levels

Coded data generation or conversion – Quantizer

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341118, 341155, H03M 134

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ABSTRACT:
An analog-to-digital converter having adaptable quantizing levels which compensate for unintended variations in the analog input signal amplitude. Variations in the amplitude range over which the quantizing levels extend is determined from an examination of preselected bits of the analog-to-digital converter output.

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