A DAC performs: (i) Voltage-to-frequency conversion (ii) Digital-to-an

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A DAC performs:

(i) Voltage-to-frequency conversion
(ii) Digital-to-analog conversion
(iii) Current-to-resistance conversion
(iv) Analog-to-digital conversion

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Answer: (ii) Digital-to-analog conversion

DAC = Digital-to-Analog Converter. It converts a digital code from a microcontroller into a proportional analog voltage or current. (ADC does the reverse.)

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