A round-robin sampling mixer replaces matched Weaver filters to improve image rejection, selectivity, and noise performance in radio receivers.
Charge sharing across switched capacitors enables high-pass coupling with a very low corner frequency while reducing capacitor size, cost, and THD noise.
Passive capacitor charge sharing implements IIR filtering for analog signals, cutting DSP resources and power while preventing aliasing and DC offset.
Multiple switch-capacitor networks with selectable impulse modes widen CDF bandwidth and mitigate Sinc-function distortion.
Adjustable clock pulse width and phase let a charge-domain filter offset process variation while preserving gain, bandwidth, and DC stability.
A single resistor network and complementary outputs let an FIR filter realize negative coefficients with differential output and lower element count.
Discrete-time window functions and MDAC channels let one programmable filter widen bandwidth while maintaining strong attenuation and reducing aliasing.
A configurable passive switched capacitor filter boosts filtering gain and linearity in wireless receivers while reducing chip area.
Non-uniform transmission-line filtering gives distributed amplifiers tighter passband and stopband control for UWB pulse shaping and interference suppression.