Analogue-to-digital converter
Converts a sampled analogue quantity into the selected digital representation.
In plain English
An isolated ADC converts an analogue measurement into digital information across its specified isolation arrangement.
A converter can provide current or voltage measurement data from one circuit domain to another.
Identify the analogue measurement domain, isolation boundary and digital output format. Some measurement converters need external filtering or processing to obtain the final reported value. Keep that processing visible so a raw digital stream is not mistaken for an immediately usable engineering-unit reading.
No. The selected converter may produce samples or a data stream requiring additional processing. Scaling, filtering and interpretation must follow the actual measurement-chain documentation.
Read the source: Isolated measurement conversion
Conversion, isolation and any required digital filtering are separate parts of the measurement chain.
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