Delta-Sigma Data Converters
Theory, Design, and Simulation
1. Auflage Oktober 1996
504 Seiten, Hardcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd
ISBN:
978-0-7803-1045-2
John Wiley & Sons
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This comprehensive guide offers a detailed treatment of the analysis, design, simulation and testing of the full range of today's leading delta-sigma data converters. Written by professionals experienced in all practical aspects of delta-sigma modulator design, Delta-Sigma Data Converters provides comprehensive coverage of low and high-order single-bit, bandpass, continuous-time, multi-stage modulators as well as advanced topics, including idle-channel tones, stability, decimation and interpolation filter design, and simulation.
Preface.
Introduction.
An Overview of Basic Concepts (J. Candy).
Quantization Noise in DeltaSigma A/D Converters (R. Gray).
Quantization Errors and Dithering in DeltaSigma Modulators (S.
Norsworthy).
Stability Theory for DeltaSigma Modulators (R. Adams & R.
Schreier).
The Design of High-Order Single-Bit DeltaSigma ADCs (R.
Adams).
The Design of Cascaded DeltaSigma ADCs (M. Rebeschini).
High-Speed Cascaded DeltaSigma ADCs (B. Brandt).
Delta-Sigma ADCs with Multibit Internal Converters (R. Carley, et
al.).
The Design of Bandpass DeltaSigma ADCs (S. Jantzi, et al.).
Architectures for DeltaSigma DACs (G. Temes, et al.).
Analog Circuit Design for DeltaSigma ADCs (B. Brandt, et
al.).
Analog Circuit Design for DeltaSigma DACs (M. Rebeschini & P.
Ferguson).
Decimation and Interpolation for DeltaSigma Conversion (S.
Norsworthy & R. Crochiere).
CAD for the Analysis and Design of DeltaSigma Converters (C. Wolff,
et al.).
Index.
About the Editors.
Introduction.
An Overview of Basic Concepts (J. Candy).
Quantization Noise in DeltaSigma A/D Converters (R. Gray).
Quantization Errors and Dithering in DeltaSigma Modulators (S.
Norsworthy).
Stability Theory for DeltaSigma Modulators (R. Adams & R.
Schreier).
The Design of High-Order Single-Bit DeltaSigma ADCs (R.
Adams).
The Design of Cascaded DeltaSigma ADCs (M. Rebeschini).
High-Speed Cascaded DeltaSigma ADCs (B. Brandt).
Delta-Sigma ADCs with Multibit Internal Converters (R. Carley, et
al.).
The Design of Bandpass DeltaSigma ADCs (S. Jantzi, et al.).
Architectures for DeltaSigma DACs (G. Temes, et al.).
Analog Circuit Design for DeltaSigma ADCs (B. Brandt, et
al.).
Analog Circuit Design for DeltaSigma DACs (M. Rebeschini & P.
Ferguson).
Decimation and Interpolation for DeltaSigma Conversion (S.
Norsworthy & R. Crochiere).
CAD for the Analysis and Design of DeltaSigma Converters (C. Wolff,
et al.).
Index.
About the Editors.
Steven R. Nosworthy is currently worldwide Operations
Manager for the Wireless, Telecom, and Video Business Units of
Motorola Semiconductor (Analog Division) in Tempe, Arizona. He has
published numerous papers and holds 18 patents in the area of
delta-sigma converters. In addition to having taught courses in
digital processing at Pennsylvania State University, Mr. Nosworthy
holds two degrees in music, and has performed in numerous
professional symphony orchestras.
Richard Schreier is Associate Professor of Electrical
Engineering at Oregon State University. From 1986 to 1988 he worked
as a Member of the Scientific Staff in the CMOS cell library group
of Bell-Northern Research in Ottawa, Canada.
Gabor C. Temes is Professor of Electrical Engineering at
Oregon State University. He has written approximately 250
publications and is author of several books. A Fellow of the IEEE,
DR. Temes has received numerous IEEE awards, including the
Centennial Medal, the Technical Achievement Award, and the IEEE
Circuits and Systems Society Education Award.
Manager for the Wireless, Telecom, and Video Business Units of
Motorola Semiconductor (Analog Division) in Tempe, Arizona. He has
published numerous papers and holds 18 patents in the area of
delta-sigma converters. In addition to having taught courses in
digital processing at Pennsylvania State University, Mr. Nosworthy
holds two degrees in music, and has performed in numerous
professional symphony orchestras.
Richard Schreier is Associate Professor of Electrical
Engineering at Oregon State University. From 1986 to 1988 he worked
as a Member of the Scientific Staff in the CMOS cell library group
of Bell-Northern Research in Ottawa, Canada.
Gabor C. Temes is Professor of Electrical Engineering at
Oregon State University. He has written approximately 250
publications and is author of several books. A Fellow of the IEEE,
DR. Temes has received numerous IEEE awards, including the
Centennial Medal, the Technical Achievement Award, and the IEEE
Circuits and Systems Society Education Award.