A 1V 10.7MHz switched-opamp bandpass ∑Δ modulator using double- sampling finite-gain-compensation technique

V. S.L. Cheung; H. C. Luong; W. H. Ki

A 1V 10.7MHz switched-opamp bandpass ∑Δ modulator using double- sampling finite-gain-compensation technique

V. S.L. Cheung^*, H. C. Luong, W. H. Ki

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Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering

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Abstract

A high frequency switched opamp modulator using switched-capacitor (SC) opamp-gain-error-compensation technique, was used to maximize speed and to maximize power comsumption. The resonator required for the bandpass modulator was implemented using modified double-sampling finite-gain-compensation (DSFGC). The resonator is a biquad consisting of two DSFGC integrators with capacitive input coupling to achieve large input signal swing at low voltage. For high speed operations, the opamps are decoupled for independent settling by realizing the resonator using delay non-inverting SC integrators and carrying out sign inversions for all SC feedback networks for stability.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	52-53+428
Journal	Digest of Technical Papers - IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	Digest of Technical Papers - IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference - Duration: 5 Feb 2001 → 6 Feb 2001

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A 1V 10.7MHz switched-opamp bandpass ∑Δ modulator using double- sampling finite-gain-compensation technique

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