You are far better off measuring the CMRR at high frequency yourself if you actually care about it.
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You are far better off measuring the CMRR at high frequency yourself if you actually care about it.
Getting 22-23 bits stable requires averaging many samples. Since delta-sigmas are slow to begin with, the net bandwidth won't be very big.
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Phil Hobbs
Sure, but it's assuming a lot to get from 17ish bits S/N to 23 bits without some extraordinary measures. He was talking about only having better than 1-2 LSBs of noise "inside a PC", so I guess I assumed this was a sound card sort of thing. I was asking for more information about the application. Seems incredible.
Nah, you can probably do it by standing on one leg till your brain goes to sleep.
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Phil Hobbs
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