CISSE
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CISSE said:i have read the allen's book about the ad/da.So i want to design the circuit and simulation for it.but i donnt know how to start.the software i know is cadence and matlab.and i know use the verilog-a to design the DAC and the verilog to decimator and filter.But i am not sure.
Also,can anyone tell me the procedure in detail?
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e.g i have made the schematic for integral,quantizer and verilog-a for DAC.how to connect them and simulate. and can verilog-a describe the quantizer or other?can anybody reply?
shiveshdubey said:u just use Matlab Similink tool to model ur ADC and u can calculate requred SNR and ENOB. it will helpfull to simulate complete model of ADC with Matlab. tool are available at Mathworks.com
CISSE said:OK.finally,i give up the demo.i download the toolbox from mathworks.there are two toolboxs,delsig and SDtoolbox.it's easy to use the SDtoolbox by adding the path.but i have trouble in delsig.i type the 'delsig' at the Matlab prompt but it dosen't work.
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maybe the delsig cant give the graphic block what SDtoolbox can in the simulink.just open the *.m and simlution it.am i right?
naalald said:Hi,
The link is the Homework projects on Murmann's slides in his classes and could be useful. They are related with data converters. They will help you in your procedure of learning and designing DS ADC and will give you a deep insight through ADC design..
Here is the link:
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CISSE said:thaks,naalald
hi,shiveshdubey
did you calculate the clockjitter's formula which is label(1) in his IEEE paper?i think the part of 'cos' is cos[pi*f(2t+delta)],not cos(2*pi*f*t).maybe it can be equal approximately but i dont know the reason.
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