Analog signal outputting circuit and multi-level delta-sigma...

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

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C341S143000, C341S144000

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06927720

ABSTRACT:
An analog signal outputting circuit comprises two unit analog circuits for outputting an analog signal, corresponding to levels “−1” or “1”, and a low-pass filter for smoothing the analog signal output from the two unit analog circuits, as selected by codes output from the four-valued delta-sigma modulator. In case the input signal is −2 or +2, outputs of the unit analog circuits are summed together to output an analog signal corresponding to −2 or +2. In case the input signal is −1 or +1, outputs of the unit analog circuits are alternately used to output an analog signal corresponding to −1 or +1 to reduce the non-linearity error resulting from variations in the analog devices.

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