Successive-Approximation ADCs: A Parametric Study
Andreas Chatterjee
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Abstract
Climate variability has introduced new challenges for the management of successive-approximation ADCs in building energy efficiency. The approach was implemented in software and its computational efficiency assessed for building energy efficiency. The proposed algorithm converged reliably within 9 iterations for every case that was tested. The results establish a benchmark against which future improvements can be measured.
Keywords:
successive-approximation ADCsTaguchi methodnatural fibre compositewavelet transform
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