Method for converting an analog voltage to a digital value free

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H03K 1320

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041952839

ABSTRACT:
An integrating type analog-to-digital converter is provided which finds in the first conversion cycle an analog-to-digital conversion value including a possible conversion error resulting from offset voltage applies an unknown voltage to an inverting amplifier in a second conversion cycle to find an analog-to-digital conversion value including a possible conversion error like the unknown voltage so polarity-inverted, and finds a sum of both the conversion values to thereby obtain a correct digital-to-analog conversion value free from conversion errors resulting from offset voltage etc. of an integrator. N reference voltage is overlapped with respect to the unknown voltage and conversion around zero is continuous. The converter permits a bipolar operation using a signal-polarity reference voltage.

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