/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1863319
Yeah, it's pretty neat how some of those ADC designs work.
Just about the simplest one you can make is a up/down counter being controlled by a comparator to compare the current output with the input.
Works fairly quickly as long as you signal doesn't jump up and down a whole lot.

>Analog modular division
>Almost certainly not.
Damn it. I have this design, and it works, but it depends on the comparator's output voltage to be exact.

Is there any better way to perform modulo division with analog electronics?
This circuit works, but I don't think it would be feasible in real life since it relies on the voltage comparator's output level being symmetric and very precise.
I want to use this for CV processing and quantization, so a difference of a couple dozen millivolts would be a problem.