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Equalization of Distortion in A/D Converters

J. Elbornsson

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Modern communication systems require A/D converters with very high sample rate and high accuracy. CMOS technology is suitable for integrating A/D converters on a chip at a low cost and low power co ...

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Modern communication systems require A/D converters with very high sample rate and high accuracy. CMOS technology is suitable for integrating A/D converters on a chip at a low cost and low power co ...

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Modern communication systems require A/D converters with very high sample rate and high accuracy. CMOS technology is suitable for integrating A/D converters on a chip at a low cost and low power co ...

Key concepts: Converters, Equalization (audio), Electronic engineering, CMOS, Distortion (music), Computer science, Power (physics), Chip

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