Using a hacked clock (idea not original to me), I can speed up the simulation time, giving a better example of how a ramp type analog to digital converter/digital volt meter would work.
If you'd like to check out my previous circuit, there is a tutorial there that will explain how this circuit functions (or possibly makes it more confusing 😅). https://everycircuit.com/circuit/4592385207304192
I took out certain pieces of a full voltmeter circuit (like differential input, sample and hold, etc) because my goal here is lightness and speed.
There are a couple of test voltages that you can measure. Use the switch to select either a sine signal or a manual fixed voltage.
Specifications:
Clock: 20khz
Sample rate: 5ms or 200 samples per second.
Accuracy: 100mV
Error: ~200mV
Range 0V to 9.9V
OUTPUT NUMBER = Vin × F / Slope
If 5V is input, then 5V × 20khz / 2000 (V/s) = 50
Next Circuit: https://everycircuit.com/circuit/5094936040701952
