This is the second paper of a series describing theories and experiments of a new analysis technique able to accurately characterize the time-varying noise of A/D converters (ADC). In the previous work, the effects of the quantization and nonlinearities on the jitter measurement were considered, and an efficient solution to this problem was demonstrated. This paper presents a dual channel measurement technique that is still independent of quantization and nonlinearities, and that allows one to separate from the ADC noise the noise contribution of the test setup. The method, based on the measurement of the cross-correlated noise between the two channels, provides more accurate measurements of the ADC noise than may be possible with traditional test equipment

Cross-correlation noise measurements in A/D converters / Chiorboli, Giovanni; M., Fontanili. - 2:(1998), pp. 1239-1242. (Intervento presentato al convegno IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference, IMTC/98 tenutosi a St.Paul, Minnesota, USA nel May 18-20, 1998).

Cross-correlation noise measurements in A/D converters

CHIORBOLI, Giovanni;
1998-01-01

Abstract

This is the second paper of a series describing theories and experiments of a new analysis technique able to accurately characterize the time-varying noise of A/D converters (ADC). In the previous work, the effects of the quantization and nonlinearities on the jitter measurement were considered, and an efficient solution to this problem was demonstrated. This paper presents a dual channel measurement technique that is still independent of quantization and nonlinearities, and that allows one to separate from the ADC noise the noise contribution of the test setup. The method, based on the measurement of the cross-correlated noise between the two channels, provides more accurate measurements of the ADC noise than may be possible with traditional test equipment
1998
0780347978
Cross-correlation noise measurements in A/D converters / Chiorboli, Giovanni; M., Fontanili. - 2:(1998), pp. 1239-1242. (Intervento presentato al convegno IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference, IMTC/98 tenutosi a St.Paul, Minnesota, USA nel May 18-20, 1998).
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