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PWM VS ADC !!! help plz!!!!

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ADC stands for Analog to Digital Converter which is a general term covering all forms of such converters. Types of ADCs incude Sucessive-Approximation, Integrating Ramp, and Sigma-Delta. ADCs are used when you want to convert an analog signal into digital form (generally a series of digital numbers).

PWM stands for Pulse Width Modulation, a type of digital modulator, which converts an analog signal into a series of digital pulses. It's commonly used in switch-mode DC power supplies and class-D audio power amplifiers. It's also often used by microcontrollers as a simple way to generate an arbitrary analog signal by filtering the pulses. The average value of the pulses equals the desired analog voltage.
 
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