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    Which direction of current source is correct?

    They're all good, Fig B is probably a photodiode .
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    Modeling of the continuous time sigma delta modulator

    Just to tell one more thing exp pulses kicked ass when it came to jitter I could easily have 47ps jitter without SNR degradation. I've implemented sine pulses too and they gave also good very results. For those who wonder which topology was best, it was the hybrid one for a 3rd order single bit...
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    What is the inverse laplace transform of (1+sA)/(c+sB) ?

    Laplace Transform MATLAB says: a/b*dirac(t)+(b-c*a)/b^2*exp(-c*t/b)
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    Modeling of the continuous time sigma delta modulator

    Yeah I know I've read those papers too but sometimes you have to come up with something new :pp ... In papers they equal DT loop gain and CT loop gain and use residues theorem or modified z transform to calculate the "optimal" coeffs. They get their DT coeffs using Schreier matlab toolbox and...
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    Modeling of the continuous time sigma delta modulator

    I have the script in maple and also one in matlab to calculate those coefficients from DT to CT but only for FB and FF. Plus I want 3D graphs , you know, SNR,coeff1,coeff2,coeff3...Going to CT from DT you get "optimal" integrator coeffs but what about SNR? If DT to CT gives me (0.2,0.5,0.8) and...
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    Modeling of the continuous time sigma delta modulator

    sigma delta modulator dt-to-ct I've implemented CT SD in matlab, not using simulink cause I wanna see exactly what's happening when you "play" with parameters. Simulation is really pain in the ass especially when you want to calculate the integrator coefficients !! It takes a looooooooooot of...

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