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The full name of ADC is Analog-to-Digital Converter.
It is an electronic device that converts an analog signal (which can vary continuously) into a digital signal (which has discrete values). ADCs are commonly used in systems where real-world signals, like temperature, sound, or light, need to be processed by digital devices like microcontrollers or computers.
It is an electronic device that converts an analog signal (which can vary continuously) into a digital signal (which has discrete values). ADCs are commonly used in systems where real-world signals, like temperature, sound, or light, need to be processed by digital devices like microcontrollers or computers.