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More than an ADC, delta sigma modulator shall very effectively be used as a filter, when the sampling rate is appropriately choosen.
When we have an extremely low sampling rate, as low as about 2000SPS, the Sync 4 filter inside the delta sigma adc will strip down the frequency components above 1000 Hz, infact, the sync4 filter has good response to frequencies below 200Hz..
So, if you send a stream of pulses to the ADC, we would get the average value of it.
Caution : Choose the range of the ADC Cleverly, as that might result in a poor resolution(here, average value), if not properly choosen.
Regards,
Rahul ram
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Remember that BW of sinc4 filter = 0.22 * sample rate instead of classical of 0.5*sample rate
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The attached screenshot of the type 2 modulator, CY8C29xxx shows the
response for the decimator. Very good point made by rahulram
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The attached screenshot of the type 2 modulator, CY8C29xxx shows the
response for the decimator. Very good point made by rahulram
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Remember that BW of sinc4 filter = 0.22 * sample rate instead of classical of 0.5*sample rate
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I learn something new with PSoC everyday 🙂 Thanks RahulRam