Yes, but typically when you're talking about an ADC you're talking multiple bits. These days an 8 bit ADC is "low resolution" and 10-12 bits are nearly free (considering they're built into tons and tons of microcontrollers).
The point was more that it was a single bit, not a 10 bit ADC that's used to make determinations about switches. From a theoretical perspective the idea of a 1 bit ADC makes sense. From an engineering perspective, it doesn't. Since I'm an engineer that's why I said what I did.
The point was more that it was a single bit, not a 10 bit ADC that's used to make determinations about switches. From a theoretical perspective the idea of a 1 bit ADC makes sense. From an engineering perspective, it doesn't. Since I'm an engineer that's why I said what I did.