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Wiki has general info about DNL and INL.  To translate counts into voltage, it depends on the range.  If you are using the 0-5 volt range, then your calculation for the weight of 1 12-bit count is correct.

You should not have to add DNL and INL.  INL should include DNL.  I think the fact that DNL actually looks slight bigger than INL for a 12-bit G=1 measurement is just the limitation of a 12-bit measurement.  Both errors together are within 1 count, so we can't look closer to separate them.

Absolute Accuracy includes DNL and INL and other error sources.

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