Method for digitally representing an integral non-linearity...

Coded data generation or conversion – Converter calibration or testing

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ABSTRACT:
A method digitally representing an integral non-linearity response for a device includes: (a) In no particular order: (1) Identifying locations of significant departures of the integral response, including: [a] Extracting first and second differential responses from the integral response in first and second device trim states. [b] Twice-filtering first and second differential responses to produce first and second filtered responses. [c] Determining difference between first and second filtered responses to produce a treated response. [d] Identifying a locus for each maximum of the treated response in a highest excursion range and in at least one lower excursion range. [e] Imposing zero amplitude on the treated response within a code range of each locus. Locations are centered within each code range. (2) Determining magnitude for each significant departure. (b) Collecting each location in association with each magnitude for each significant departure to establish an array of location-magnitude pairs effecting the representing.

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