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Integrated Converters
D to A and A to D Architectures, Analysis and Simulation

Paul G. A. Jespers

Price: £35.99 (paper)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-856446-1
Publication date: 25 January 2001
280 pages, 62 line illus, 234x156 mm
Series: Textbooks in Electrical and Electronic Engineering number 11
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Description
  • Covers the entire field of silicon integrated converters
  • Hands-on experiments (simulations) are possible with the accompanying website
  • Precision is dealt with in depth throughout the whole book and is verifiable by use of the simulations
  • The evolution of conversion techniques over time is covered
Analog to digital and digital to analog converters are essential interfaces between computers and the outside world. They interface most signal processing devices and are embedded in an ever larger number of integrated circuits used for example in the telecommunications industry, remote control devices, and medical electronic instruments.

This book surveys recent progress and gives an account of the working principles of integrated converters. It describes the architectures and discusses accuracy and speed in depth.

The suporting web site provides MATLAB programs (in UNIX, PC, and Mac versions) which allow the reader to experiment with some of the concepts explained in the book. The appendix describes how to use the programs in order to simulate converters at the system level; thirteen examples are given to show what is feasible and how to run programs.

Readership: Advanced undergraduates on electrical and electronic engineering courses

Contents
1. Terminology, specifications and evaluation techniques
2. Scaled D to A converters
3. High resolution scaled D to A converters
4. Feedback A to D converters
5. Algorithmic converters
6. Rampfunction converters
7. Delta-sigma converters
8. Fast A to D converters
Appendix: simulations

Authors, editors, and contributors


Paul G. A. Jespers, Université Catholique de Louvain


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Simulation programs


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