Abstract An analog-to-digital converter includes a voltage divider (ST) having n series-connected resistors (R v ; v=1, 2, . . . n), divider points between the resistors (R v ) and an end receiving a d-c reference voltage (U R ) versus a base point potential, n identical comparators (K v ) each having a first input receiving an analog signal to be processed, a second reference input each being connected to a respective one of the divider points, and an output, a common control logic circuit (LS) connected to the outputs of the comparators (K v ) for furnishing a digital signal corresponding to the analog signal to be processed, each of the resistors (R v ) being connected between one of the divider points which divider point is applied to that one of the comparators (K v ), which is associated with a given (v th ) output code, and another of the divider points assigned to the next lower output code, and each of the resistors (R v ) having a resistance value satisfying the condition: ##EQU1## where I B is the maximum current flowing through the second reference inputs of said comparators, and U v is the desired value of the reference voltage at the comparators.
Analog-to-digital converter, comprising a voltage divider (ST) having n series-connected resistors (R v ; v=1, 2, . . . n), divider points between said resistors (R v ) and an end receiving a d-c reference voltage (U R ) versus a base point potential, n identical comparators (K v ) each having a first input receiving an analog signal to be processed, a second reference input each being connected to a respective one of said divider points, and an output, a common control logic circuit (LS) connected to said outputs of said comparators (K v ) for furnishing a digital signal corresponding to the analog signal to be processed, each of said resistors (R v ) being connected between one of said divider points which divider point is applied to that one of said comparators (K v ), which is associated with a given (v th ) output code, and another of said divider points assigned to the next lower output code, and each of said resistors (R v ) having a resistance value satisfying the condition: ##EQU11## where I B is the maximum current flowing through said second reference inputs of said comparators, and U v is the desired value of said reference voltage at said comparators.
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Analog-to-digital converter, comprising a voltage divider (ST) having n series-connected resistors (R v ; v=1, 2, . . . n), divider points between said resistors (R v ) and an end receiving a d-c reference voltage (U R ) versus a base point potential, n identical comparators (K v ) each having a first input receiving an analog signal to be processed, a second reference input each being connected to a respective one of said divider points, and an output, a common control logic circuit (LS) connected to said outputs of said comparators (K v ) for furnishing a digital signal corresponding to the analog signal to be processed, each of said resistors (R v ) being connected between one of said divider points which divider point is applied to that one of said comparators (K v ), which is associated with a given (v th ) output code, and another of said divider points assigned to the next lower output code, and each of said resistors (R v ) having a resistance value satisfying the condition: ##EQU11## where I B is the maximum current flowing through said second reference inputs of said comparators, and U v is the desired value of said reference voltage at said comparators.