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A 12-bit converter is specified where a 10-bit one would do. The likely consequence is
Answer: D
Two extra bits are worth nothing if the sensor, the amplifier and the board noise floor cannot resolve them, and they cost money and often conversion time. Matching the converter to the signal chain rather than to an aspiration is the discipline.
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