Digital signal processor with reduced pattern dependent noise

Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – Increasing converter resolution

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ABSTRACT:
A delta-sigma analog/digital converter is provided for operating in the analog domain to generate a digital value that is to be processed by a digital signal processor (DSP) (26) to provide on the output a digital output. Each data node in each processing element in the DSP (26) is mirrored by the way of a corresponding data node in the mirror circuit (36). This results in the addition of noise via a noise adder (28) such that each data node in the main portion of the DSP (26) that can draw current from the power supply during a transition will have a corresponding complement node in the mirror circuit (36). Each data node in the mirror circuit will add noise via a transition drawing current from the power supply whenever the transition does not occur at the corresponding data node in the main portion of the DSP (26). Therefore, di/dt noise will be added for each cycle, regardless of the data pattern. This is effected by insuring that, for each data cycle, each data node undergoes a positive and a negative transition. By using a return-to-zero data stream, i.e., inserting a zero in each cycle at each data node, a positive transition and a negative transition can be insured during each data cycle.

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