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What is the maximum amount of quantization error that can occur in a 10bit system in the input analog voltage is from 0V to 6V?

What is the maximum amount of quantization error that can occur in a 10bit system in the input analog voltage is from 0V to 6V? Correct Answer 6mV

The minimum voltage step input is 6/(2N-1) = 6/1023 =5.865mV ≈6mV. This is the maximum error that can occur during the conversion process.

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