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    From: ghittori@e...
    Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 11:24:07 -0100
    Subject: Re: [oc] SNR Calculation using CADENCE SpectreS tool
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    Hi,
    
    have you got an example of Matlab routine for the SNR calculation? I', 
    not able to find a general way to extract the signal component from my 
    frame of data (the signal is always located in more frequency bins)
    
    Thank you for yor help,
    
    Nicola 
    
    
    
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: gu2@u...  
    To: cores@o...  
    Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 00:29:27 +0200 
    Subject: Re: [oc] SNR Calculation using CADENCE SpectreS tool 
    
    > 
    > 
    > Hi, 
    > 
    > You may first sample you datas from your modulator output 
    > using 'sample' function and save them, then you can calculate SNR 
    > with 
    > MATLAB. 
    > 
    > Hope this helps 
    > gu 
    > ----- Original Message ----- 
    > From: adesh_b@a... 
    > To: cores@o... 
    > Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 21:27:53 +0100 
    > Subject: Re: [oc] SNR Calculation using CADENCE SpectreS tool 
    > 
    > > 
    > > 
    > > did u find a way to determine the snr of a signal using matlab 
    > > tools whether using the commands or in simulink. 
    > > If so please provide me with help. 
    > > send reply to: 
    > > 
    > > adesh_b@a... 
    > > 
    > > thank u! 
    > > 
    > > ----- Original Message ----- 
    > > From: electronicszone@y... 
    > > To: cores@o... 
    > > Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 16:19:18 +0200 
    > > Subject: [oc] SNR Calculation using CADENCE SpectreS tool 
    > > 
    > > > 
    > > > 
    > > > Dear Sir, 
    > > >                        I am  working on a Sigma-delta 
    > ADC. 
    > > >             Currently I am  working on CADENCE spectreS 
    > tool 
    > > to 
    > > > simulate the modulator. 
    > > >                                                           
    >  I 
    > > have a 
    > > > second order modulator . The bandwidth of the input is 
    > > 12.5MHz. The 
    > > > oversampling ratio is only four (so sampling freq. is 
    > 100MHz). 
    > > I am 
    > > > working on a cascaded (MASH) modulator in which the 
    > second 
    > > stage is 
    > > > a 10-bit Pipelined ADC. The flash ADC inside the 
    > modulator is 
    > > a 
    > > > 4-bit one. Currently, I have designed the 2nd order 
    > modulator 
    > > using 
    > > > Switched capacitor filters.  Now, I want to calculate the 
    > > Signal to 
    > > > Noise ratio at the output of the Modulator.  Can you 
    > please 
    > > help me 
    > > > how to calculate SNR using CADENCE? Since, I have just 
    > started 
    > > > working on CADENCE, i don't know much the features of 
    > this 
    > > tool. 
    > > > 				While doing its behavioral 
    > simulation in  MATLAB, i used 
    > > the 
    > > > PSD command in the MATLAB and since I know the input 
    > signal 
    > > > frequency, I calculated the signal power and the rest as 
    > the 
    > > Noise 
    > > > power to get the SNR. I thought to use that SNR routine 
    > only 
    > > (as i 
    > > > used in MATLAB) to calculate the SNR of the output of the 
    > > modulator 
    > > > generated in CADENCE spectreS tool. But the problem is 
    > that 
    > > this 
    > > > tool, during its transient analysis, does not generate 
    > samples 
    > > at 
    > > > regular interval. So, i cant use the PSD command 
    > available in 
    > > > MATLAB to calculate the PSD of the output of the 
    > modulator to 
    > > > calculate the SNR. 
    > > > 		Sir, please give me a suitable solution for the same. 
    > > > waiting for a positive reply. 
    > > >                                    Thanking You 
    > > > Yours sincerely 
    > > > Lokesh Kumath 
    > > > 
    > > 
    > 
    
    
    
     
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