Evaluation Boards - Analog to Digital Converters (ADCs)

Analog-to-digital converter (ADC) evaluation boards are development tools that are used to evaluate the performance of ADC chips or modules. An ADC is a type of electronic device that converts an analog input signal, such as a voltage or current, into a digital output signal, such as a sequence of binary numbers. ADC evaluation boards typically include the ADC chip or module, as well as other components that are necessary for the ADC to function properly, such as clock sources and reference voltages. ADC evaluation boards also typically include connectors and other interfaces that allow the ADC to be easily connected to other devices or systems, such as computers or oscilloscopes. ADC evaluation boards are commonly used by engineers and researchers to test and evaluate the performance of ADC chips or modules, and to develop ADC-based systems or applications.