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    The document describes designing a 4-bit digital to analog converter (DAC) using a binary weighted resistor network. The DAC uses an op-amp as a summing amplifier where the output voltage is the inverted sum of the input voltages. The input resistor values are multiples of two (1R, 2R, 4R), so the output voltage equals the sum of V1, V2/2, and V3/4, with V1 as the most significant bit and V3 as the least significant bit. The relationship between the analog output voltage and the digital input is also provided for a 4-bit DAC.

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    The document describes designing a 4-bit digital to analog converter (DAC) using a binary weighted resistor network. The DAC uses an op-amp as a summing amplifier where the output voltage is the inverted sum of the input voltages. The input resistor values are multiples of two (1R, 2R, 4R), so the output voltage equals the sum of V1, V2/2, and V3/4, with V1 as the most significant bit and V3 as the least significant bit. The relationship between the analog output voltage and the digital input is also provided for a 4-bit DAC.

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    The document describes designing a 4-bit digital to analog converter (DAC) using a binary weighted resistor network. The DAC uses an op-amp as a summing amplifier where the output voltage is the inverted sum of the input voltages. The input resistor values are multiples of two (1R, 2R, 4R), so the output voltage equals the sum of V1, V2/2, and V3/4, with V1 as the most significant bit and V3 as the least significant bit. The relationship between the analog output voltage and the digital input is also provided for a 4-bit DAC.

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    EXPERIMENT8

    Aim.8 To design a digital to analog converter using binary weighted resistor method.

    Apparatus Required: Op-amp (IC741), Resistors, Switches Theory


    The binary-weighted-resistor DAC employs the characteristics of the inverting summer Op
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    Analog Voltage Output


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