Cyclic analog/digital converter
AssigneeNational University Corporation Shizuoka University
InventorShoji Kawahito
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AssigneeNational University Corporation Shizuoka University
InventorShoji Kawahito
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A cyclic A/D converter 21 provides an amplification type noise cancellation process and cyclic A/D conversion in which a plurality of capacitors and an operational amplifier are shared without complicated processing. In the cyclic A/D converter 21, a gain stage 23 uses first to third capacitors 33, 35 and 37 and an operational amplifier circuit 39 to perform the process for noise cancellation and amplification to generate a difference signal between first and second signal levels. In the process for noise cancellation, the difference between the first signal level VR and the second signal level VS is generated. The amplification of this difference is carried out in conjunction with the process for noise cancellation. The gain stage 23 uses the first to third capacitors 33, 35 and 37 and the operational amplifier circuit 39 to perform the process for cyclic A/D conversion of the difference signal. A sub A/D converter circuit 25 receives a signal VOP from an output (e.g., a non-inverting output) 39a of the operational amplifier circuit 39.
A cyclic analog/digital converter for processing an input signal having a first signal level and a second signal level, the first signal level including a noise component, and the second signal level including a signal component superimposed on the noise component, comprising:
A cyclic analog/digital converter for processing an input signal having a first signal level and a second signal level, the first signal level including a noise component, and the second signal level including a signal component superimposed on the noise component, comprising:
A cyclic analog/digital converter for processing an input signal having a first signal level and a second signal level, the first signal level including a noise component, and the second signal level including a signal component superimposed on the noise component, comprising:
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