Coded data generation or conversion – Converter compensation
Patent
1990-03-02
1991-03-12
Shoop, Jr., William M.
Coded data generation or conversion
Converter compensation
341143, 375 26, H03M 106
Patent
active
049996258
ABSTRACT:
A digital correction signal is generated as a weighting actor for a first digital output signal applied to a digital integrator formed within a comb filter to compensate for gain mismatches between the stages of a sigma delta modulator and improve the resolution of the digital output signal at the output bus of an oversampling analog-to-digital converter. The current state the a first digital output signal provided at the output of one stage of the sigma delta modulator is compared with the previous state of the same signal. A detection signal is activated upon the occurrence of two consecutive states of the firrt digital output signal of the same level wherein such an occurrence corresponds to a noise spike in the digital output signal. The digital output signal is sampled during and after the spike, and the sampled values thereof are compared. The value of the digital correction signal is adjusted in response to the before-and-after comparison until the samples of the noise spike reach a predetermined minimum value.
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King Robert L.
Motorola Inc.
Shoop Jr. William M.
Young Brian K.
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