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Design of a 96-dB SNR and Low-Pass Digital Oversampling Noise-Shaping Coder for Low Supply Voltage  

김대정 (국민대학교 전자정보통신공학부)
손영철 (하이닉스 반도체)
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Abstract
A digital over-sampling noise-shaping coder to achieve the processing accuracy for the audio signal bandwidth is designed. In order to implement an optimized design of the noise-shaping coder as a form of U (intellectual property), circuit design techniques that optimize the multiplication and the ROM architectures are proposed with emphasis on the low-voltage operation under 2.0 V and the minimization of the hardware resources. In the design and verification methodology, the overall architectures and the internal bit width have been determined through behavioral simulations. The overall performances including timing margin have been estimated through transistor-level simulations. Furthermore, the test results of the implemented chip using a 0.35-${\mu}{\textrm}{m}$ standard CMOS process proposed the validity of the proposed circuits and the design methodology.
Keywords
oversampling; noise-shaping; D/A converter;
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