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What is the difference between analog input leakage current and input leakage current?

April 26, 2017analog difference input leakage

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What is the difference between analog input leakage current and input leakage current?

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• Answer :Analog input leakage current is a current value that leaks when a port voltage is sampled in A/D conversion.Input leakage current is a current that leaks through an internal protection diode when the port is in the input status (Hi-z). This analog input leakage current is about 100 nA or lower in actual.