2007 IEEE Instrumentation &Amp; Measurement Technology Conference IMTC 2007 2007
DOI: 10.1109/imtc.2007.379035
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Stability Analysis of Higher-Order Delta-Sigma Modulators for Sinusoidal Inputs

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“…A combined approach of deploying the separate signal, quantization noise gains in [8], and of the quantization noise amplification in [10] is given in [11], where stability has been predicted for a single-sinusoidal input. In [12], the analysis is extended for predicting stability for dualsinusoidal inputs. An in-depth analysis of the approach in [11], [12] with detailed simulation results is given in [13].…”
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“…A combined approach of deploying the separate signal, quantization noise gains in [8], and of the quantization noise amplification in [10] is given in [11], where stability has been predicted for a single-sinusoidal input. In [12], the analysis is extended for predicting stability for dualsinusoidal inputs. An in-depth analysis of the approach in [11], [12] with detailed simulation results is given in [13].…”
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“…In [12], the analysis is extended for predicting stability for dualsinusoidal inputs. An in-depth analysis of the approach in [11], [12] with detailed simulation results is given in [13]. As the approaches in [11]- [13] are applied to quantify the stability limits of low-pass ∆-Σ modulators, the analysis and results for predicting stability in band-pass ∆-Σ modulators are detailed in [14].…”
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“…The approaches of using separate signal and quantization noise gains in [2]; and of the noise amplification factor in [12] have been combined in [13] in which stability has been predicted for a single-sinusoidal input. In [14], the analysis is extended for predicting stability for dual-sinusoidal inputs. An in-depth analysis of the approach in [13], [14] with detailed simulation results are given in [15].…”
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“…In [14], the analysis is extended for predicting stability for dual-sinusoidal inputs. An in-depth analysis of the approach in [13], [14] with detailed simulation results are given in [15]. The approach in [12]- [15] is applied to quantify stability of low-pass ∆-Σ modulators and the analysis and results for predicting stability in band-pass ∆-Σ modulators are detailed in [16].…”
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