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SNR will be positive if you will not consider DC point.
In my design I use calcSNR from SDToolbox:
[snr,ptot]=calcSNR(yy1(1:N),f,3,fB,w,N);
instead of [snr,ptot]=calcSNR(yy1(1:N),f,1,fB,w,N);
And in all demos from SDToolbox output of the modulator is bipolar.
Hi All,
I'm simulating 1-st order continious time delta-sigma modulator with 2-bit quantizer, but i found out its SNR is only 1 dB better than the 1-bit quantizer:
1-bit SNR=70.3dB @ OSR=256;
2-bit SNR=71.3dB @ OSR=256;
3-bit SNR=80.1dB @ OSR=256.
What's wrong with it?
I use 'calcSNR'...
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