D/A converter having centered switching sequence and centered ar

Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – With particular solid state devices

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341144, 341150, 341153, H03M 166

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ABSTRACT:
A plurality of segment groups constituting a D/A converter, and decoders for decoding digital signals and selecting segments constituting the segment groups are arranged on a semiconductor chip. The segments constituting the plurality of segment groups are mingled and two-dimensionally arranged. The positions of the centers of gravity of the respective segment groups are substantially matched with the center of the arranged segments.

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