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This paper proposes the use of FIR+SC DAC in sigma delta modulator is an approach to balance insensitivity to clock jitter noise and power efficiency. An example is implemented in UMC 180nm technology and simulation results show that it achieves SNDR 77.2dB and 83 μW power consumption in 100kHz bandwidth, which corresponds to FoMw 71fJ/conv.