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A CMOS oversampling bandpass cascaded D/A converter with digital FIR and current-mode semi-digital filtering

An oversampling bandpass cascaded digital-to-analog converter, including digital FIR and analog semi-digital filtering to reduce out of band quantization noise, has been integrated in 0.25-/spl mu/m CMOS technology. The converter has 83 dB of dynamic range for a 6.25-MHz signal band centered at 50-MHz and suppresses out-of-band quantization noise by 40 dB.

D.K. Su | B.A. Wooley | D.B. Barkin | A.C.Y. Lin

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