Digital-to-analog converter

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

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341136, H03M 182

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053431979

ABSTRACT:
A pair of equilibrium output signals P(+) and P(-) from a 1-bit D/A converter IC, which is made up of an oversampling filter, noise shaper and a pulse converter, are supplied to a pair of field effect transistors connected in a common drain configuration. A constant current I.sub.0 is supplied to the common drain from a constant current source and at least one of the source output currents is converted by an output circuit into a voltage. In this manner, a 1-bit D/A converted output signal freed of fluctuations of the power source is provided at an output terminal.

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