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The traditional low-pass sigma-delta ( Sigma Delta ) analog-to-digital converter is extended to the bandpass case. For input signals with small relative bandwidths, bandpass Sigma Delta converters offer high signal-to-noise ratios at significantly lower sampling rates than are required for low-pass Sigma Delta converters. A sixth-order single-ended switched-capacitor circuit, clocked at 3 MHz, is designed to convert bandpass signals centered at 455 kHz with 20-kHz bandwidth. Time-domain circuit simulations show that this modulator realizes a 94-dB signal-to-noise ratio for a half-scale input, giving roughly 16-b performance.>
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Jantzi et al. (1991) studied this question.
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