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A question about delta-sigma DAC output.

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In some datasheets about delta-sigma DAC products, I find that the DAC outputs are general not from 0 to Vdd, but from 0 to 0.65Vdd or so such as CS4344/5/6/8 from CIRRUS LOGIC. If it is to prevent the out of range of modulator, I think the output can swig from 0 to 0.8vdd or so.
Who knows the reason for the value 0.65.
 

of course, the output can be 0.8vdd, but at that conditons, the SNR will decrease.
 

To sunking:
really? If the input signal is multiplied with a factor 0.65 rather than 0.8, the output will lose more precision.
 

why not test it?
most delta sigma converter, have their own input and output range for design.
for DAC,the output range depond on the circuit design.
 

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