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Sigma Delta Modulator in Matlab

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Hi. I am trying to find a transfer function for a 2nd order sigma delta modulator using the sigma delta tool box in matlab.
using the following code

ntfo =synthesizeNTF(2,512,2,1.5,0) %%%synthesizeNTF(order,osr,optimization,Hinf,f0);
[ABCDc,tdac2] = realizeNTF_ct( ntfo, 'FB', tdac);
[Ac Bc Cc Dc] = partitionABCD(ABCDc);
sys_c = ss(Ac,Bc,Cc,Dc);
sysf = tf(sys_c)

the output that I get is


Transfer function from input 1 to output:
0.2164
------
s^2

Transfer function from input 2 to output:
-0.6667 s - 0.2164
------------------
s^2


What I dont understand is what does it mean by input 1 and input 2 ? why are there two inputs ? is the second input the quantization noise? please help thanks
 

i need some example model to plot the output code vs input analog voltage in matlab. OSR 128, Vref 2.9 , Nbits = 16

it will be really helpful if u have some example.
 


hello,

specs mentioned below:

DSM Type ; LP
- Input Frequency --- DC input for the time being
- Center frequency of DSM if you choose BP-DSM.----- NA
- Order of DSM ---- order 1
- OSR = 128

i was able to model 1st order integrator in matlab ( not using simulink as i m asked not to use it for time being) and got step response for output code vs input DC analog voltage.
i have set one flag for offset , and thus i get two set of values of output codes wrt to analog input... for eg one set of values when i enable offset and when i disable offset. Now my question is how to plot error plot which generally comes in saw tooth manner.
 
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