L. Hernández, P. Rombouts, E. Prefasi, S. Patón, Mario Garcia, C. Lopez
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引用次数: 6
Abstract
This work presents a prototype low pass continuous time sigma delta modulator which uses transmission lines in its loop filter rather than capacitive integrators. As has been shown in prior theoretical work, such a structure allows us to desensitize the modulator against clock jitter and excess loop delay. The prototype single-bit modulator was designed for an oversampling ratio of 128. Clocked at 53.7 MHz it achieves a peak SNR of 67 dB. In an experiment with an excessive clock jitter of 1% of the clock period, the SNDR is degraded by only 5dB compared to the case without jitter. This is 15dB better than an equivalent modulator with capacitive integrators.