venn_ng
Member level 5
Hi,
I am wondering if it makes sense to define a DNL/INL for a 1-bit delta sigma ADC (1-bit comparator) for a DC input? Since the data is processed after a digital filter and we could have a ±1 LSB error (meaning if the input is like 1LSB + Δv, we could have 1LSB or 2LSB at the output of delta-sigma without a 1-1 mapping due to limit cycles unlike other ADC architectures where is a 1-1 mapping), is there a way to define DNL/INL for a DC input? Does DNL/INL make sense?
I am wondering if it makes sense to define a DNL/INL for a 1-bit delta sigma ADC (1-bit comparator) for a DC input? Since the data is processed after a digital filter and we could have a ±1 LSB error (meaning if the input is like 1LSB + Δv, we could have 1LSB or 2LSB at the output of delta-sigma without a 1-1 mapping due to limit cycles unlike other ADC architectures where is a 1-1 mapping), is there a way to define DNL/INL for a DC input? Does DNL/INL make sense?