2010
DOI: 10.1109/tcsi.2009.2035411
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Analytical Expression of Quantization Noise in Time-to-Digital Converter Based on the Fourier Series Analysis

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“…The maximum error occurs when the oscillation period is slightly less than an integer multiple of the frequency counter and is worst-case two times the counter clock period (T clk ), the error is zero when the oscillator period is exactly an integer multiple of T clk . Assuming no coherence, the quantization error has a uniform distribution [38,39] and the rms-value is given by…”
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“…The maximum error occurs when the oscillation period is slightly less than an integer multiple of the frequency counter and is worst-case two times the counter clock period (T clk ), the error is zero when the oscillator period is exactly an integer multiple of T clk . Assuming no coherence, the quantization error has a uniform distribution [38,39] and the rms-value is given by…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Signal processing techniques: These techniques are a set of algorithms and methods used to improve the quality and accuracy of input signals by removing unwanted noise or interference. Examples of these techniques are Fourier analysis [38] and wavelet transform [39].…”
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