摘要:
A modulator and associated method includes a calculation block configured to receive a plurality of digital samples of a modulated baseband signal, and determine time instances associated with predetermined phase crossings of the modulated baseband signal. The modulator further includes a converter circuit configured to generate a data dependent clock signal having rising and falling edges associated with the determined time instances, and a digital to analog converter configured to receive the data dependent clock signal and generate a square wave output signal having transition times associated with the generated data dependent clock signal.
摘要:
A modulator and associated method includes a calculation block configured to receive a plurality of digital samples of a modulated baseband signal, and determine time instances associated with predetermined phase crossings of the modulated baseband signal. The modulator further includes a converter circuit configured to generate a data dependent clock signal having rising and falling edges associated with the determined time instances, and a digital to analog converter configured to receive the data dependent clock signal and generate a square wave output signal having transition times associated with the generated data dependent clock signal.
摘要:
Embodiments of a digital-to-time converter (DTC) and methods for generating phase-modulated signals are generally described herein. In some embodiments, a divide by 2N+/−1 operation on an oscillator signal generates first and second divider signals, the first divider signal is sampled to provide a rising-edge correlated signal, a divider unit output signal is sampled to provide a falling edge correlated signal, and either the second divider signal or a delayed version of the second divider signal is provided as the divider unit output signal. A selection between the rising-edge and the falling-edge correlated signals generates edge signals. A fine phase-modulated output signal is generated based on an edge interpolation between a first and second edge signals.