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A high speed/high linearity continuous-time delta-sigma modulator
Dissertation
(Universität Ulm, 2017-12-01)
Modern wireless communication systems demand wideband ADCs with high resolution and high linearity. Among different ADC topologies, CT Delta Sigma modulators are very popular due to inherent anti-aliasing filtering and ...
Pulse modulation techniques for switched-mode transmitter
Dissertation
(Universität Ulm, 2016-04-25)
Nowadays more and more communication devices incorporate multiple transceivers operating in different frequency bands. To reduce form factor and power consumption of such devices, a fully digital, multi-standard, multiband ...
Concept and design of a high speed current mode based SAR ADC
Dissertation
(Universität Ulm, 2016-07-20)
There is continuous research to exploit the improved speed of scaled CMOS technologies in realizing high-speed analog-to-digital converters and SAR ADCs are one of the candidates which can significantly benefit from this ...
An 8.5 mW Continuous-Time Delta Sigma Modulator With 25 MHz Bandwidth Using Digital Background DAC Linearization to Achieve 63.5 dB SNDR and 81 dB SFDR
Beitrag zu einer Konferenz
(Universität Ulm, 2011)
A 72 dB DR, CT Delta Sigma Modulator Using Digitally Estimated, Auxiliary DAC Linearization Achieving 88 fJ/conv-step in a 25 MHz BW
Wissenschaftlicher Artikel
(Universität Ulm, 2014)
A DAC Cell with Improved 1ST and Noise Performance Using Native Switching for Multi-bit CT Delta Sigma Modulators
Beitrag zu einer Konferenz
(Universität Ulm, 2013)
PVT Robust Design of Wideband CT Delta Sigma Modulators Including Finite GBW Compensation
Beitrag zu einer Konferenz
(Universität Ulm, 2012)
System Level Model for Transcutaneous Optical Telemetric Link
Beitrag zu einer Konferenz
(Universität Ulm, 2013)
A 67 dB DR 50MHz BW CT Delta Sigma Modulator Achieving 207 fJ/conv
Beitrag zu einer Konferenz
(Universität Ulm, 2013)
A Field Programmable Analog Array using Floating Gates for High Resolution Tuning
Beitrag zu einer Konferenz
(Universität Ulm, 2009)