Device for the generation of analog signals through digital-anal

Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – Differential encoder and/or decoder

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ABSTRACT:
A device for the generation of analog signals by means of analog-digital converters comprises a block for the generation of words encoded on N bits and an analog-digital converter whose input is encoded on M bits, M being smaller than N. The device furthermore comprises a sigma-delta modulator, at the output of the first block, the bus being separated into M most significant bits reserved for the input of the analog-digital converter and N-M least significant bits that enter the sigma-delta modulator, the output of this modulator being an M-bit bus that is added to the M output bits of the word generation block by digital addition means, M being smaller than N.

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