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1) First, start with the design of the noise transfer ! R9 F, l$ L, x9 O$ T& @: v h
function (NTF) for a lowpass (LP) discrete-time sigma delta : ~- F: m; ]0 p* b
modulator, and mapped it to a CT modulator. * F4 L& B7 z: K: Y- V' \7 J# R& T& Q
2) Secondly, replicate exactly the prototype LP
, M, i4 f( Q4 y5 P; `% A8 Q& Nmodulator in order to realize the signal path for the : K0 h- ~4 N* F5 r) q" r3 \$ V4 `1 B
imaginary signal components. ' c$ C" S0 u- t# H `4 q' }4 }
3) Finally, add cross-coupled coefficient to perform - o0 a9 v2 F& A/ \& Q& G! i
frequency-shifting from DC to the desired
1 N/ `8 p: l& M% X) }, @8 Lintermediate frequency. " j, v. M1 X4 J' t. t- i
but it doesn't work,my question is how to determine the feedford coefficients?
' ^" s5 h! z) w, }8 J6 Bthe method is cited from "Continuous-Time Complex Bandpass sigma delta Modulator: Key Component for Highly Digitized Receiver |
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