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A Monolithic 100 kHz 16-Bit A/D D/A Converter Using Sigma-Delta Modulation
A complete monolithic stand-alone 100 Khz 16-bit data conversion system is described. The product is targeted at high performance signal processing applications such as digital audio. The chip features on-board linear phase decimation/interpolation filtering with a flat user passband in conjunction with sigma-delta noise shaping techniques. A serial interface is provided and supports multiple devices from a single serial port while maintaining sampling coherency between channels. The device uses an economical low pin-count package and the single 5-volt power supply simplifies system design and reduces power consumption. The paper covers device specifications and the design approach used to achieve the specifications along with simulation results to verify the design.
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