The LSB is the finite voltage span divided by the number of codes. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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Eight volts over eight codes gives one volt

Voltage span 8 V divided by 8 finite codes gives LSB 1 V.

8 V/8=1 V8\ \text{V}/8=1\ \text{V}
Quantization step scanRange and LSB vectors are checked.rangelsb

The same span over sixteen codes gives one half

Voltage span 8 V divided by 16 finite codes gives LSB 1/2 V.

8 V/16=12 V8\ \text{V}/16={1\over 2}\ \text{V}
Quantization step scanRange and LSB vectors are checked.rangelsb

A wider span over fewer codes gives two volts

Voltage span 12 V divided by 6 finite codes gives LSB 2 V.

12 V/6=2 V12\ \text{V}/6=2\ \text{V}
Quantization step scanRange and LSB vectors are checked.rangelsb