[sdiy] SSM2040 filter question
ASSI
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Tue Nov 11 21:22:33 CET 2003
On Tuesday 11 November 2003 10:57, Czech Martin wrote:
> is it justified to think of a nonlinear system as two sections:
> distortion and linear filter?
> In that case a taylor series expansion and the usual digital filter
> stuff will do the trick.
"Weakly nonlinear filters can be analyzed, in general, using a Volterra
series [...] a simplified form of a Volterra series representation
where distortion is generated locally by the nonlinear of the circuit,
and the individual distortion contributions are assumed to `propagate´
to the output with linear transfer functions."
Cited from Y. Palaskas, Y. Tsividis: "Dynamic Range Optimization of
Weakly Nonlinear, Fully Balanced, Gm-C Filters with Power Dissipation
Constraints", IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II: Analog and
Digital Signal Processing, October 2003, Number 10, Volume 50
Achim.
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