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The number of comparisons a successive approximation converter of twelve bits requires is

  • A.12
  • B.4096
  • C.24
  • D.144

Answer: A

One comparison settles each bit, so twelve bits take twelve comparisons whatever the input. A counting converter of the same resolution might need up to 4096 clock periods, which is why successive approximation is used where speed matters.

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