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GATE ECE 1998 | Question 2.8

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The advantage of using a dual slope $\text{ADC}$ in a digital voltmeter is that

  1. its conversion time is small
  2. its accuracy is high
  3. it gives output in $\text{BCD}$ format
  4. it does not require a comparator

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