Multiple ramp procedure with higher order noise shaping

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

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341166, H03M 150

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ABSTRACT:
An analog-to-digital converter operates according to the multiple ramp procedure with continuous integration of the input signal in a charge storage or charge summation circuit, whereby downward integration is performed at periodically recurrent time intervals with the aid of a comparator circuit at the output of the charge storage or charge summation circuit, a logic circuit, a clock oscillator, a switching circuit, a first reference signal and a second reference signal. Hereby the duration of the switched-on state of one of the reference signals is a measure for the input signal. The transfer function of the quantization noise H.sub.q (z) with an n-th order (n=1,2,3, . . . ) high pass filter characteristic can be derived from a transfer function H(z) describing the specified configuration.

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