Residual DPCM with horizontal and vertical prediction cuts screen-content video bandwidth and coding complexity while improving compression.
Quantized residual DPCM cuts screen-content redundancy by coding intra prediction residuals more compactly, reducing video bandwidth demand.
Adaptive recombination filters in a dual-quantizer ADC cut first-quantizer noise while preserving fast response and a near-unity transfer function.
Residual DPCM and multi-directional intra prediction improve coding efficiency for complex residual blocks while lowering bitrate.
By splitting M oscillator-phase bits between DAC feedback and digital error correction, this case improves SNR while reducing DAC complexity and power.
Delta-sigma noise shaping converts sample rates without multipliers, cutting power and complexity while improving SNR and alias rejection.
Sequenced capacitor switch units generate more DAC output levels with fewer capacitors, improving sigma-delta linearity and lowering power.
Paired reference capacitors and even/odd switching patterns generate 4n+1 DAC levels while preserving sigma-delta linearity with fewer switches.
Dynamic capacitor switching cuts delta-sigma ADC loading at high amplitudes, improving settling time, input stability, and distortion.
A differential-feedback ADC input stage cuts noise and power while preserving linearity and gain matching across sensor channels.
Multiple selector signals rotate shared DAC elements to shape mismatch noise while avoiding offset circuitry, cutting thermal noise and area.
Randomly varying quantizer resolution suppresses Sigma-Delta DAC idle tones and improves dynamic range without extra filtering.
Parallel bandpass oversampling DAC channels use delta-sigma noise shaping and adaptive bit mapping to widen bandwidth without losing resolution.