Sigma-delta ADC with reduced sample rate multibit quantizer
Wei Qin, Bo Hu, Xieting Ling
Abstract
Wei Qin, Bo Hu, Xieting Ling
Abstract
Based on the well-known Leslie-Singh architecture, a new cascaded sigma-delta analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) architecture is proposed. It incorporates a multibit quantizer whose sample rate can be significantly lower than the full oversampling speed of the sigma-delta modulator. Simulation results and comparison with other architectures are given. The architecture can be a good choice to extend the use of sigma-delta ADC to high bandwidth applications.
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Based on the well-known Leslie-Singh architecture, a new cascaded sigma-delta analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) architecture is proposed. It incorporates a multibit quantizer whose sample rate can be significantly lower than the full oversampling speed of the sigma-delta modulator. Simulation results and comparison with other architectures are given. The architecture can be a good choice to extend the use of sigma-delta ADC to high bandwidth applications.
Key concepts: Oversampling, Delta-sigma modulation, Sigma, Bandwidth (computing), Architecture, Electronic engineering, Computer science, Mathematics