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Re: multi bit quantizer in matlab
If you want to get 20.625 divider value, and the DSM is MASH 1-1-1. Then your divider must divide from 16~23.
The divider must be a mutimodulus divider. It can be made by a dual-modulus prescaler+P/S Counter or other medthods.
sigma delta modulator
I think eejli talking about a digital delta-sigma modulator. It may be used in a fractinal-N frequency synthesizer or a DA converter.
sigma delta modulator site:edaboard.com
See sth about FFT. Just do a FFT to the transient results, you will get the spectrum.
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See sth about FFT and window function. Just do a FFT to the transient results, you will get the spectrum.
About building an adder
If I build a 20-bit adder with transisters in analog library (because I don't have digital library), is it much different from the adder building with digital standard cell? And what should I pay attention to build it? When it is finished, how can I simulate it easily...
Thanks! Are there any other methods? I remember some paper mentioned cascading 3 D-flipflops to form a ring oscillator, I want to know more about this or methods like this.
Thanks! I know the PLL Fref is the frequency it works.(The real working frequecny should be the divided vco frequency,right?) I want to know if my Fref is about 20MHz, does it need special adder? Or normal adder can reach it? And how about 4th-order MASH?
A 3-order MASH modulator in fractional-N pll, each stage uses a 20-bit accumulator. How fast can it work? And generally what frequency does it work at?
Thanks!
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