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Incremental Delta-Sigma ADCs: Theory, Architectures and Design
Incremental Delta-Sigma ADCs: Theory, Architectures and Design
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- More about Incremental Delta-Sigma ADCs: Theory, Architectures and Design
This book explores the rationale behind using incremental analog-to-digital converters (IADCs), delving into their theoretical principles, tradeoffs, and practical considerations in architectural and circuit design. The authors provide a general foundational knowledge, exploring the history of incremental operation and revising the working principle of free-running Delta-Sigma ADCs, in order to compare them with the incremental ADC. The IADC revises time- and frequency domain approaches to understand the incremental ADC as a periodically time-variant mixed-signal system. Various options for the reconstruction filter are revised together with system level design approaches and tools. The influence of non-idealities and countermeasures are analyzed and simulated. Enhanced architectures are finally explored and compared to give the reader a complete overview of the topic of Incremental ADCs.
- Publication date: 17 February 2026
- Page count: 228
- Dimensions: Height 235 mm; Width 155 mm
- Publisher: Springer Nature Switzerland AG
- Format: Hardback
- ISBN-13: 9783032094674
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