A conversion audit is accepted only when its cited source fields agree. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

highlighted = computed this step

The audit cites every conversion contract

The audit cites sample total 10 seconds, aperture duty 1/4, and an 8 code ladder.

10 s,aT=14,Ncodes=810\ \text{s},\quad {a\over T}={1\over 4},\quad N_{\text{codes}}=8
Conversion auditTiming, aperture, ladder, code, clipping, and reconstruction are cited.totalapertureidlerangelsbt=0 st=2 st=4 st=6 st=8 sinput=11/2 V[5, 6) Vcode=5clipped highclipped lowrecon=11/2 Verror=0 Vaccepted

The coarse ADC code is part of the audit

The sampled input 11/2 volts cites ADC code 5 from the one-volt ladder.

112 Vcode 5{11\over 2}\ \text{V}\rightarrow \text{code }5
Cited ADC codeThe code field is checked against its source.totalapertureidlerangelsbt=0 st=2 st=4 st=6 st=8 sinput=11/2 V[5, 6) Vcode=5clipped highclipped lowrecon=11/2 Verror=0 Vaccepted

Accepted means all required conversion contracts are present

The fine reconstruction has error 0 volts. That zero-error reconstruction belongs to the half-volt ladder, not the coarse code 5. Both clipping rails are demonstrated, so the audit status is accepted.

ϵ=0 V,accepted\epsilon=0\ \text{V},\quad \text{accepted}
Accepted conversion auditAccepted here means the required finite-conversion sources are present.totalapertureidlerangelsbt=0 st=2 st=4 st=6 st=8 sinput=11/2 V[5, 6) Vcode=5clipped highclipped lowrecon=11/2 Verror=0 Vaccepted