To achieve a high resolution (>18 bit) in a bit stream digital-to-analog converter, extremely low jitter in the reconstructed signal must be maintained as the bit stream amplitude is independent of signal level. A method of jitter reduction is proposed using a dynamic averaging filter and a comparison using both DSM and PWM source codes made against a stationary filter. Random and coherent noise sources within the filter are compared and methods of lowering sampling clock jitter are discussed.
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