A 5-V 24-b audio delta-sigma A/D converter has been developed. The single chip integrates stereo delta-sigma modulators, a voltage reference, and a decimation filter. A fourth-order cascaded delta-sigma modulator using a local feedback technique was employed to avoid overload without sacrifice in noise performance. A two-stage decimation filter architecture which reduces digital noise was developed. A new multistage comb filter was used for the first-stage, and a bit-serial finite impulse response (FIR) filter was used for the second stage. The 25.8 mm/sup 2/ chip was fabricated in 0.7-/spl mu/m CMOS with low threshold MOS devices. Measured results show 111 dB dynamic range and 103 dB peak signal-to-(noise plus distortion)S/(N+D).
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