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Flouzat, Christophe. "Modulateurs sigma-delta passe-bande en temps continu." Paris 11, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA112339.
Full textJouida, Nejmeddine. "Modulateur sigma-delta complexe passe-bande à temps continu pour la réception multistandard." Thesis, Bordeaux 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR13999/document.
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Avignon-Meseldzija, Emilie. "Contribution à la conception d'un modulateur sigma-delta passe-bande à temps continu pour la conversion directe de signaux radiofréquences." Paris 6, 2007. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00290176v2.
Full textAvignon, Emilie. "Contribution à la conception d'un modulateur sigma-delta passe-bande à temps continu pour la conversion directe de signaux radiofréquences." Phd thesis, Université Pierre et Marie Curie - Paris VI, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00290176.
Full textL'architecture du modulateur sigma-delta comprend un filtre de boucle à structure parallèle, afin d'assurer à la fois la stabilité et la précision du dispositif, un sommateur et un comparateur. Les filtres passe-bande, constitutifs du filtre de boucle, sont du type Gm-LC à résistance négative. Le retard optimal théorique pour cette architecture est de 1,25 Te (Te : période d'échantillonnage) et ce retard est approximativement atteint grâce à un comparateur verrouillable (1,12 Te). Le réglage de la fréquence centrale s'opère par le biais de varicaps dans le résonateur d'entrée. La simulation du circuit au niveau transistor permet d'évaluer une résolution de 10 bits sur une bande de 4 MHz pour une fréquence centrale de 750 MHz et une fréquence de sur-échantillonnage de 3 GHz. La fréquence centrale du modulateur peut être abaissée à 725 MHz où la résolution atteint 9 bits. La consommation est estimée à 5,7 W. Le circuit a été implanté et la surface de la puce s'élève à 12 mm2.
Ce travail présente une méthodologie de conception basée sur des simulations multi-niveaux (transistor, fonctionnel). Cette approche permet d'isoler l'impact des non-idéalités de chacun des blocs au niveau circuit sur le fonctionnement général du modulateur. Des solutions sont proposées pour la correction de ces défauts. La robustesse du circuit a aussi fait l'objet d'une étude en termes de dispersions technologiques et d'éléments parasites introduits par l'implantation. Des remèdes sont proposés pour pallier ces problèmes.
Beydoun, Ali. "Système de numérisation hautes performances à base de bancs de convertisseurs sigma-delta passe-bande." Paris 11, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA112066.
Full textMobile Communication systems tend to integrate more and more applications (GSM, radio, TV, GPS, etc. ) and different standards (GSM, UMTS, WIMAX,. . ). This evolution requires a flexible receiver able, with a single channel, to deal with each different standard and application. The principle of such a receiver is based on the concept of the Software Radio. The basic idea of the software radio is to integrate the analog-to-digital converter in the channel receiver directly after the antenna. This allows the receiver to adapt itself to different standards by reprogramming the functionality of all digital components in the channel receiver. However, the current standard communications require high flow, so the useful signal frequency bands must be extended (up to several hundred megahertz). Therefor, the A/D bandwidth must be expanded. One way to meet these requirements is the use of analog-to-digital converters based on parallel sigma-delta modulators. Three architectures were proposed on the state of the art based on this principle : Time Interleaved Sigma-Delta (TIΣΔ), Parallel Sigma-Delta (ΠΣΔ) based on Hadamard modulation and Frequency Band Decomposition (FBD). These architectures convert the entire frequency band. However, for multistandard applications, a useful signal has a limited bandwidth and thus the conversion of the entire frequency band is not optimal. This thesis proposes a new architecture for bandpass A/D converter using parallel band pass sigma-delta modulator based on the principle of the frequency band decomposition. We have used continuous time modulators to reach the high operating frequency. Moreover, a digital reconstruction system was proposed to reconstruct the digital input signal using all modulators output. Technological dispersions on analog components decrease considerably the expected resolution of the converter. Actually, they shift resonator central frequencies of the modulator from their nominal value. This leads to mismatch the digital reconstruction system already calibrated to work with nominal values. In order to overcome this problem, the idea is to extend the usual FBD architecture by adding two additional modulators (EFBD Extended Frequency Band Decomposition). The EFBD architecture allows a 5% relative error on central frequencies without a large degradation of the resolution. Moreover, three calibration algorithms were developed to achieve the expected resolution and correct mistakes on the amplitude and the phase with the new configuration (EFBD). Finally, the digital reconstruction system was implemented in 0. 12 μm CMOS technology in order to evaluate their performances in term of area and maximum operating frequency
Mahmoud, Doaa. "Convertisseur analogique-numérique de type Sigma-Delta Passe-Bande avec résonateurs à un et deux amplificateurs." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021SORUS288.
Full textSoftware defined radio receiver is a promising technique for future receivers which provides a variety of protocols. It digitizes the RF signal directly to low-frequency. We propose an SDR receiver based on a bandpass sigma delta modulator. The most essential element is the loop filter, there are two main configurations, an LC tank resonator and an active RC resonator. We focus on the active RC resonators for a low chip area. We target applications in the vicinity of 400 MHz, namely Advanced Research and Global Observation Satellite, Medical Implant Communication Service. We introduce a new comparison between the two-op-amp resonator CT BP sigma delta modulator and the one-op-amp resonator CT BP sigma delta modulator. We study the sensitivity of the quality factor and the signal to noise ratio to the DC-gain op-amps in two-op-amp resonator sigma delta modulator. It also shows how, in one-op-amp resonator sigma delta modulator, the quality factor and the signal to noise ratio, are very sensitive to any variations in the capacitors values for limited DC-gain op-amps. We establish a mathematical model of the thermal-noise behaviour for two-op-amp resonator CT BP sigma delta modulator. This model matches the circuit simulator results with a good accuracy. Furthermore, we demonstrate that a high quality factor (>100) of the two-op-amp resonators can be achieved by selecting the proper value of the integrator gain at a moderate DC-gain op-amp (35dB). Both sigma delta modulators are designed using flipped-well devices on fully depleted silicon on insulator technology, where we use body biasing to compensate the process, voltage and temperature variations
Javidan, Mohammad. "Conception des modulateurs sigma-delta d'ordre élévé pour des convertisseurs analogique-numérique en parallèle." Phd thesis, Université Paris Sud - Paris XI, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00469483.
Full textFakhoury, Hussein. "Conception de modulateurs Delta-Sigma passe-bas en technologie CMOS pour des applications à large bande passante et haute résolution." Thesis, Paris, ENST, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014ENST0088/document.
Full textThe market of A/D converters can be segmented in two categories. From one side we distinguish the Intellectual Property (IP) blocks that are generally optimized for a specific application. On the other side, the general-purpose discrete Integrated Circuits (ICs) that are designed such as they could be used in different applications. This thesis work deals with the second category. It is part of a research and development program initiated in 2010 in the European project FP7 SACRA, whose purpose was to study the feasibility of a delta-sigma (DS) analog-to-digital converter that could compete with the pipeline architecture for applications that require high bandwidth (≥10MHz) and high resolution (>10-bit) such as medical imaging, wireless and wireline communications, video or instrumentation. Currently, the pipeline is still largely predominant for such applications and the few commercial wideband solutions based on a DS architecture have a signal bandwidth limited to 10 MHz or 25 MHz while consuming respectively 100mW and 20mW for an ENOB around 12-bit. This manuscript summarizes the design, fabrication and measurement of a low-pass CT DS modulator with a signal bandwidth of 40MHz, while targeting an effective resolution of 12-bit and a power consumption of less than 100mW
Fakhoury, Hussein. "Conception de modulateurs Delta-Sigma passe-bas en technologie CMOS pour des applications à large bande passante et haute résolution." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris, ENST, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014ENST0088.
Full textThe market of A/D converters can be segmented in two categories. From one side we distinguish the Intellectual Property (IP) blocks that are generally optimized for a specific application. On the other side, the general-purpose discrete Integrated Circuits (ICs) that are designed such as they could be used in different applications. This thesis work deals with the second category. It is part of a research and development program initiated in 2010 in the European project FP7 SACRA, whose purpose was to study the feasibility of a delta-sigma (DS) analog-to-digital converter that could compete with the pipeline architecture for applications that require high bandwidth (≥10MHz) and high resolution (>10-bit) such as medical imaging, wireless and wireline communications, video or instrumentation. Currently, the pipeline is still largely predominant for such applications and the few commercial wideband solutions based on a DS architecture have a signal bandwidth limited to 10 MHz or 25 MHz while consuming respectively 100mW and 20mW for an ENOB around 12-bit. This manuscript summarizes the design, fabrication and measurement of a low-pass CT DS modulator with a signal bandwidth of 40MHz, while targeting an effective resolution of 12-bit and a power consumption of less than 100mW
Benabid, Sorore. "Contribution à la conception d'un convertisseur sigma-delta passe-bande à temps continu dans une technologie standard CMOS." Paris 11, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA112037.
Full textThis phd thesis deals with an analog-to-digital conversion adapted to a high resolution applications. The aim is to study the feasibility of a new parallel architecture of multibit band-pass sigma-delta modulator. This architecture is based on integrated lc filters which are compatible with high frequency applications. A transistor level simulation allowed us to highlight the principal constraints which exist in the realization of the analog part of modulator (gmlc resonator, adc, dac) in a standard 0. 35 µm cmos technology. Some of these constraints are: low quality factor of integrated inductors, gain and speed limitation, non linearity and delay. We proposed an operational transconductor amplifier (gm) with a good linearity. A switched current source was proposed to improve the 3-bits dac dynamic performances. By employing two 3-bits adc operating alternatively as system quantizer, we were able to use the sampling frequency of 1. 2ghz and make possible to integrate the resonator cell centred at 300mhz. Moreover, at the above frequency, the integrated inductor presents considerable ohmic losses which decrease the filter quality factor and add an excess loop delay. In order to preserve the modulator performances, we used a q-enhanced technique. The transistor level simulations showed that the loop modulator provides 13 bits of resolution in the band of 6mhz