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Effect of initial conditions on limit cycle performance of second order sampled data sigma delta modulator

Effect of initial conditions on limit cycle performance of second order sampled data sigma delta modulator

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Sensitivity studies on the effects of initial conditions on the limit cycle of a second order sampled data sigma delta modulator are presented. It was found that a sequence of modes exists whose time ratios conform to a simple hyperbolic pattern.

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