1. Introduction to Mixed Signal Circuits
Mixed signal circuits combine analog and digital components within a single system, crucial for modern electronics. They facilitate the communication between real-world signals and digital processing, reduce cost through integration, and enhance performance across various applications. The evolution from separate chips to system-on-chip designs has led to improved compactness and efficiency in various electronic devices.
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What we have learnt
- Mixed signal circuits are integral to bridging analog signals and digital systems.
- The integration of analog and digital components on the same chip improves performance and reduces cost.
- Challenges in mixed signal design include noise coupling and layout complexities.
Key Concepts
- -- Mixed Signal Circuits
- Electronic systems integrating both analog and digital components.
- -- ADC (AnalogtoDigital Converter)
- Device that converts continuous analog signals into digital values.
- -- DAC (DigitaltoAnalog Converter)
- Device that converts digital values back to continuous analog signals.
- -- CMOS Technology
- Complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor technology enabling compact mixed signal circuits.
- -- SoC (SystemonChip)
- Single chip design integrating all components of a computer or other electronic system.
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