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| * [[http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~hps/asf/09/asf_09_firstorder_sd.pdf|Lecture Notes]] * [[http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~hps/asf/09/asf_09_sd_intro.ppt|Sigma-Delta Presentation with pen-and-paper game]] |
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Sigma-delta converter fundamentals, loops, stability etc.
Lecture material
Exercise
The solution to execise 9 is a simple matlab script called "calculation.m". The question "what is realizable" is quite complex, and I will answer it orally in the lecture.