Author :
Doyle, James T. ; Lee, Young Jun ; Kim, Yong-Bin
Abstract :
Two new DAC modeling techniques, based on principles of wavelet theory, are described in this paper. A macro model and mathematical model are developed for analog and digital circuit simulation, respectively, for fast and accurate results using an exponential function, damped sine wave, and linear waveform. An 8 bit DAC has been implemented to simulate and evaluate the models. The INLs of the macro and mathematical model based simulations are ± 0.2 LSB, which are the same as HSPICE simulation. The DNLs of HSPICE simulation, macro model, and mathematical model based simulations are ± 0.22 LSB, ± 0.28 LSB, and ± 0.25 LSB, respectively. The simulation times are 2.9 s for the macro model, 0.15 s for the mathematical model, and 68.09 s for the HSPICE simulation.
Keywords :
SPICE; circuit simulation; digital-analogue conversion; wavelet transforms; 0.15 s; 2.9 s; 68.09 s; DAC modeling technique; DNL; HSPICE; INL; analog/digital circuit simulation; damped sine wave; exponential function; linear waveform; macro model; mathematical model; wavelet theory; Analog-digital conversion; Circuit simulation; Computational modeling; Digital circuits; Digital filters; Digital signal processing; Digital signal processors; Frequency domain analysis; Integrated circuit measurements; Mathematical model;