论文信息 - Architectures for A/D conversion with optimal use of oversampling

Architectures for A/D conversion with optimal use of oversampling

In this paper we present new oversampled modulator architectures for A/D conversion. The objective is to obtain great simplification of the analog front-end circuits at the expense of a more complex digital signal processing for the bit stream decoding. The system can be segmented into a front-end block and a bitstream processor communicating through noise-immune signal lines. This makes possible the remote placement at the source site of a simple front-end circuit while preserving signal integrity.

C. Azeredo Leme | J. Franca | D. Rocha

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