Question 7.8: Calculate the time required by (i) a successive approximatio...

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Calculate the time required by (i) a successive approximation type A-to-D converter and (ii) a servo type A-to-D converter to record a change in analogue voltage of 6.25 V. The frequencies of the clock pulses applied to the converters are 200 kHz and 500 kHz respectively. Both of them are 8 bit converters with FSRs of 10 V.

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