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Noise Power of a 3rd Order digital modulator
Jan 09th, 2010, 8:34pm
 
Hi,

I've done the correlation of the noise power of a 3rd order modulator. Its block diagram is shown below.

I've two results to be compared:

1. Using closed-form formula and do integration.
2. Using verilog-HDL model and post process data in matlab to obtain the noise power.

The results are respectively 0.47 and 0.5037.

I would like to learn that if this is a reasonable close correlation, or they should be exactly the same?

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Neo

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Reply #1 - Jan 10th, 2010, 11:06am
 
I also did some homework about 1st order modulator. The calculated total output noise power is 2/3 (delta=2). The simulated with verilog model is close to 0.77.

Again, the simulated is more than calculated. Any suggestion?
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