pankaj jha
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I am studying the use of decimation filters in Sigma Delta modulators. While simulating I came across an unusual result.
i) I have an ideal 2nd order 1-bit (OSR=2048) sigma delta modulator. The SNR of its output is 145dB.
ii) I passed the modulators output through the first CIC filter (decimation factor = 64, no. of sections=3, wordlength of the cic output=19). The SNR of the output of the this CIC filter is 120dB.
Is it right that the SNR of the CIC output is less than the SNR of the modulators output? What might be the reason?
i) I have an ideal 2nd order 1-bit (OSR=2048) sigma delta modulator. The SNR of its output is 145dB.
ii) I passed the modulators output through the first CIC filter (decimation factor = 64, no. of sections=3, wordlength of the cic output=19). The SNR of the output of the this CIC filter is 120dB.
Is it right that the SNR of the CIC output is less than the SNR of the modulators output? What might be the reason?