Abstract: An electric device includes first, second and third selectors. A first node connects to a first input of the first selector, a second node connects to a first input of the second selector, a third node connects to a second input of the first selector, and a fourth node connects to a second input of the second selector. A first switch connects to the first node, and a second switch connects to the second node. A first capacitor connects between the first switch and the third node, and a second capacitor connects between the second switch and the fourth node. A fifth node connects between an output of the first selector and a first input of the third selector, and a sixth node connects between an output of the second selector and a second input of the third selector. An A/D converter connects to an output of the third selector.

Abstract: An electric device includes first, second and third selectors. A first node connects to a first input of the first selector, a second node connects to a first input of the second selector, a third node connects to a second input of the first selector, and a fourth node connects to a second input of the second selector. A first switch connects to the first node, and a second switch connects to the second node. A first capacitor connects between the first switch and the third node, and a second capacitor connects between the second switch and the fourth node. A fifth node connects between an output of the first selector and a first input of the third selector, and a sixth node connects between an output of the second selector and a second input of the third selector. An A/D converter connects to an output of the third selector.

Abstract: An A/D conversion circuit includes a plurality of transmission paths that transmit signal voltages and reference voltages, and an A/D conversion unit that A/D converts voltages output from the transmission paths. Each of the plurality of transmission paths includes a first switch that selectively outputs one of the signal voltage and the reference voltage, an S/H circuit that holds output voltage from the first switch, and a second switch that selectively outputs one of the output voltage from the first switch and output voltage from the S/H circuit.

Abstract: An A/D conversion circuit includes a plurality of transmission paths that transmit signal voltages and reference voltages, and an A/D conversion unit that A/D converts voltages output from the transmission paths. Each of the plurality of transmission paths includes a first switch that selectively outputs one of the signal voltage and the reference voltage, an S/H circuit that holds output voltage from the first switch, and a second switch that selectively outputs one of the output voltage from the first switch and output voltage from the S/H circuit.