Digital-to-analogue converter
A technology of digital-to-analog converters and converters, applied in analog/digital conversion, code conversion, instruments, etc.
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[0026] figure 1 The principle of a return-to-zero converter according to the prior art is illustrated in simplified form.
[0027] The digital register REG receives the digital data elements to be converted in the form of binary words. For each bit, the register includes two outputs, an odd output providing the bit and an even output providing its complement. The converter has a number of parallel sections equal to the number of bits of the word to be converted. Only the two parts of the converter corresponding to the two bits of the register are shown in the figure. Only a portion corresponding to the output bit D and its complement Db will be specifically described. The outputs of the different sections are current outputs; for each section there is an odd output E1 and an even output E2; they are complementary; if the corresponding register bit is set to 1, the odd output supplies current (i.e., to the differential branch input current), if the register bit is set to 0,...
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