What is the resolution of a digital-to-analog converter (DAC)? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the resolution of a digital-to-analog converter (DAC)?
A.	It is the comparison between the actual output of the converter and its expected output.
B.	It is the deviation between the ideal straight-line output and the actual output of the converter.
C.	It is the smallest analog output change that can occur as a result of an increment in the digital input.
D.	It is its ability to resolve between forward and reverse steps when sequenced over its entire range.
Answer» D. It is its ability to resolve between forward and reverse steps when sequenced over its entire range.

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