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design of continuous-time delta-sigma converters
Jun 16th, 2006, 3:23am
 
Hi,

I would like to know how one goes about designing a continuous-time delta-sigma modulator. Most information on this topic is focussed on discrete-time modulators, and the MATLAB utilities available do the same. They also suggest mapping a discrete-time modulator to a continuous-time one with the use of preflitering.

However, I could not find a specs to filter design strategy. Perhaps someone can suggest a reference.

I would also like to know if there are any advantages/disadvantages of specific filter schemes (Ladder/Biquad Cascade/...) in the context of delta-sigma converter design. The tradeoffs in terms of normal filter design are clear to me.

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Vivek
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Reply #1 - Jul 5th, 2006, 12:50pm
 
Vivkr.... if you haven't already, try to get your hands on the 2004 CICC Educational Sessions Workbook.  Kathleen Phillips gives a tutorial on CT DSM that may be helpful.  That isn't the only year she did it, but it is the one I have on hand.

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Reply #2 - Jul 10th, 2006, 2:39am
 
Hi Rob,

I will try to get my hands on that workbook, although I think it will be a bit hard.

By the way, what a coincidence that Kathleen Philips works for Philips Semiconductors...

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