2010
DOI: 10.1088/1674-4926/31/1/015007
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Study and analysis of coefficient mismatch in a MASH21 sigma-delta modulator

Abstract: The quantization noise leakage of the first stage in a MASH21 sigma-delta modulator is analyzed. The results show that the finite DC gain of the opamp is the main reason for noise leakage, and finite GBW and SR only generate harmonic distortion. The relationship between DC gain and leakage is modeled and conclusions on design criteria are reached. As an example, a MASH21 modulator for a digital audio application is realized. This modulator, fabricated in an 0.18 m mixed signal process, achieves an SNDR of 91 d… Show more

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“…With MATLAB modeling, NMOS and PMOS transistor in CMOS switch are 4 and 8 μm. With a large range scanning analysis, the opamp's design specifications can be acquired as listed in Table 3 [12] . This paper's modulator is a single loop structure, so there is no trans function mismatch issue between analog and digital circuit [13] , and low DC gain opamp can be employed, here folded-cascoded opamp is used for three integrators [14] .…”
Section: System Simulation and Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With MATLAB modeling, NMOS and PMOS transistor in CMOS switch are 4 and 8 μm. With a large range scanning analysis, the opamp's design specifications can be acquired as listed in Table 3 [12] . This paper's modulator is a single loop structure, so there is no trans function mismatch issue between analog and digital circuit [13] , and low DC gain opamp can be employed, here folded-cascoded opamp is used for three integrators [14] .…”
Section: System Simulation and Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These nodes' transient expressions can be obtained from these equations OE4 , which are expressed as Eqs. ( 6) and (7).…”
Section: Modulator Transient Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%