Analog-digital conversion method and analog-digital converter

Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – Analog to digital conversion

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C341S163000, C341S156000

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07084803

ABSTRACT:
A first amplifier circuit amplifies an input signal by a factor of α. A first AD converter circuit is configured at an LSB voltage of VA and converts an input analog signal into a digital value of arbitrary N1bits. A first DA converter circuit converts the digital value output from the first AD converter circuit into an analog signal. A subtracter circuit subtracts an output of the first DA converter circuit from an output of the first subtracter circuit. A second amplifier circuit amplifies an output of the subtracter circuit by a factor of β. A second AD converter is configured at an LSB voltage of VB and converts an input analog signal into a digital value of arbitrary N2bits. In this circuit, the relation VA*α*β=VB*2N2holds.

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