A 3rd Order Low Power Switched Current Sigma-Delta Modulator

Ivan Herald Holger Jørgensen; Gudmundur Bogason

A 3rd Order Low Power Switched Current Sigma-Delta Modulator

Ivan Herald Holger Jørgensen, Gudmundur Bogason

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Abstract

This paper presents a 3rd order switched current Sigma-Delta modulator. The Sigma-Delta modulator operates at a sampling rate of 600kHz and the signal band is 5.5kHz, i.e. an oversampling factor of 54.5 is used. Multiple input signals are used to reduce the internal signal swings which results in reduced power consumption. The shaping of the noise from the 2nd and 3rd integrator is used to allow the noise power from these integrators to be increased to further save power. The total power consumption is approximately 2.5mW with a supply voltage of 3.3V. The maximum SNR is approximately 74.5dB.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proc. 14th NORCHIP Conference
Place of Publication	Copenhagen
Publisher	Technoconsult
Publication date	1996
Pages	89-96
Publication status	Published - 1996
Event	14th NORCHIP Conference - Helsinki, Finland Duration: 4 Nov 1996 → 5 Nov 1996

Conference

Conference	14th NORCHIP Conference
Country	Finland
City	Helsinki
Period	04/11/1996 → 05/11/1996

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