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Title: two issues in sigma delta modulator Post by trashbox on Oct 11th, 2007, 2:08am Hi guy, I'm studying the MASH sigma delta modulator and run into two issues, please refer to the attached figure: 1) In such a 2-1-1 sdm, how can I derive the signal transfer function Y(z)? The figure gives the result, but I can not get it from this sdm. 2) In the cancellation logic part, how can I derive the results shown in the form on top right corner? In other words, why should g2' equal with 2g1'g2? Why H1(z)=Z^-1? Would you please give me any hints or key derived progress? Thank you very much. trashbox |
Title: Re: two issues in sigma delta modulator Post by bananawolf on Nov 16th, 2007, 7:20pm The gain for the single-bit quantizers in the first two stages can be anything. I think this can help u solve the problem. |
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