Titlebook: Switched-Current Design and Implementation of Oversampling A/D Converters; Nianxiong Tan Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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Basics of the SI Technique, circuits had a lion’s share in signal processing, but recent years have witnessed the steady replacement of digital signal processing (DSP) circuits for analog signal processing (ASP) circuits due to the advance of process technologies and advantages of digital circuits. However, the real world is

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Nonidealities in SI Circuits,pare the SI technique with the SC technique, highlighting the pros and cons of the SI technique. In this chapter, we will detail the nonidealities of SI circuits including the mismatch errors, finite input-output conductance ratio errors, settling errors, clock feedthrough errors, drain-gate parasit

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Practical SI Circuits,the digital CMOS process [1, 17]. However, as described in Chapter II, SI circuits based on basic memory cells deviate from the ideal behavior, and all errors increase with the bandwidth. Therefore circuit techniques are needed to make SI circuits more competitive.

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Practical Aspects of SI Circuits and Systems,rcuit, a proper simulation setup is needed. Due to the high output impedance of SI circuits, the outputs of SI circuits should not be left open-circuited. A proper clocking and loading are the ways to avoid open-circuiting the outputs of SI circuits. To facilitate the convergence at the simulation s

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Implementation and Measurement of SI Oversampling A/D Converters,(SNDR), or signal/(noise + THD) within a certain signal band. When we increase the input amplitude, the SNDR increases. If we further increase the input amplitude, the SNDR starts to decrease due to the saturation in the converter. The saturation in the converter introduces strong harmonic distortio

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Book 1997ampling A/D converters design. The SItechnique is an analog sampled-data technique that fully exploits thedigital CMOS process. Compared with the traditional switched-capacitor(SC) technique, the SI technique has both pros and cons that arehighlighted in the book. With the consideration of similarit