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1) First, start with the design of the noise transfer
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modulator, and mapped it to a CT modulator.
3 u# M6 h# p% P1 h" |5 s( Q2) Secondly, replicate exactly the prototype LP
+ c" e- `$ B" W- `' `; G3 u6 ~) ^& mmodulator in order to realize the signal path for the
/ z9 e7 t$ v) h' z# V# @9 G2 W3 O% Ximaginary signal components. 0 m5 _. N2 W2 f* U; \% `
3) Finally, add cross-coupled coefficient to perform
5 A% j' H. a( N+ Efrequency-shifting from DC to the desired ! Q+ i/ o: a6 }! c% Z& _, u; f& s
intermediate frequency.
) \4 b* C* J5 i! J' i Obut it doesn't work,my question is how to determine the feedford coefficients?
: K2 A u3 _$ v6 A5 Wthe method is cited from "Continuous-Time Complex Bandpass sigma delta Modulator: Key Component for Highly Digitized Receiver |
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