Signal Processing and Integrated Circuits

using the FFT
6.10 Use of MATLAB(r)
6.11 Conclusion Problems 7 Stochastic Signals and Power Spectra
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Random Variables
7.3 Analog Stochastic Processes
7.4 Discrete-time Stochastic Signals
7.5 Power Spectrum Estimation
7.6 Conclusion Problems 8 Finite Word-length Effects in Digital Processors
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Input Signal Quantization Errors
8.3 Coefficient Quantization Effects
8.4 Effect of Round-off Accumulation
8.5 Auto-Oscillations : Overflow and Limit Cycles
8.6 Conclusion Problems 9 Linear Estimation, System Modelling and Adaptive Filters
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Mean-square Approximation
9.3 Linear Estimation, Modelling and Optimum Filters
9.4 Optimum Minimum Mean Square Error Analog Estimation
9.5 The Matched Filter
9.6 Discrete-time Linear Estimation
9.7 Adaptive IIR Filtering and System Modelling
9.8 An Application of Adaptive Filters: Echo Cancellation in the Satellite Transmission of Speech Signals.
9.9 Conclusion
PART III Analog MOS Integrated Circuits For Signal Processing
10. The MOS Transistor and Integrated Circuit Fabrication
10.1 Introduction
10.2 The MOS Transistor
10.3 Integrated Circuit Fabrication
10.4 Layout and Area Considerations for IC MOSFETs
10.5 Noise in MOSFETs Problems
11. Basic Integrated Circuit Building Blocks
11.1 Introduction
11.2 MOS Active Resistors and Load Devices
11.3 MOS Amplifiers
11.4 High Frequency Considerations
11.5 The Current Mirror
11.6 The CMOS Amplifier
11.7 Conclusion Problems
12. Two-Stage CMOS Operational Amplifiers
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Op Amp Performance Parameters
12.3 Feedback Amplifiers Fundamentals
12.4 The CMOS Differential Amplifier
12.5 The Two-stage CMOS Op Amp
12.6 Practical Considerations and Other Non-Ideal Effects in Op Amp Design Problems
13. High-Performance Operational Amplifiers and Operational Transconductance Amplifiers
13.1 Introduction
13.2 Cascode CMOS Op Amps
13.3 The Folded Cascode Operational Amplifiers
13.4 Low-noise Operational Amplifiers
13.5 High -frequency Operational Amplifiers
13.6 Fully-differential Balanced T0pology
13.7 Operational Transconductance Amplifiers (OTAs)
13.8 Conclusion Problems
14. Capacitors, Switches and the Occasional Passive Resistor
14.1 Introduction
14.2 MOS Capacitors
14.3 The MOS Switch
14.4 MOS Passive resistors
14.5 Conclusion Problems
PART IV Switched-capacitor and Mixed-mode Signal Processing
15. Design of Microelectronic Switched-capacitor Filters
15.1 Motivation
15.2 Sampled-and- held -signals
15.3 Amplitude-oriented Design of Filters of the Lossless Discrete Integrator (LDI) type
15.4 Filters Derived from Passive Lumped Prototypes
15.5 Cascade Design
15.6 Applications in Telecommunications
15.7 Conclusion
16. Non-ideal Effects and Practical Considerations in Microelectronic Switched-capacitor Filters
16.1 Introduction
16.2 Effect of Finite Op Amp Gain
16.3 Effect of Finite Bandwidth and Slew Rate of Op Amps
16.4 Effect of Finite Op Amp Output Resistance
16.5 Scaling for Maximum Dynamic Range
16.6 Scaling for Minimum Capacitance
16.7 Fully Differential Balanced Design
16.8 More on Parasitic Capacitance and Switch Noise
16.9 Pre-filtering and Post-filtering
16.10 Programmable Filters
16.11 Layout Considerations
16.12 Conclusion
17. Integrated Sigma Delta Data Converters: Extension and Comprehensive Application of Analog and Digital Signal Processing
17.1 Motivation and General Introduction
17.2 The First-order Converter
17.3 The Second-order Converter
17.4 Decimation and Digital Filtering
17.5 Simulation and Performance Evaluation
17.6 A Case Study: Fourth Order Converter
17.7 Conclusion Microelectronic Switched-capacitor Filters
16.1 Introduction
16.2 Effect of Finite Op Amp Gain
16.3 Effect of Finite Bandwidth and Slew Rate of Op Amps
16.4 Effect of Finite Op Amp Output Resistance
16.5 Scaling for Maximum Dynamic Range
16.6 Scaling for Minimum Capacitance
16.7 Fully Differential Balanced Design
16.8 Mo