In decimated low-resolution mode, the output data is limited to 11 bits and every sample is repeated four times, so the effective data rate is 1/4 of ADC sampling rate. The latency of the ADC sample to output sample is exactly the same as for high-resolution data—there is no uncertainty in which conversion sample results in the valid output data. This is because the output continues to run at the ADC sample rate in decimated low-resolution mode where only the resolution is changed and three out of four samples are deleted.

Figure 8-11 Decimated Low-Resolution Output Data Timing Diagram