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From: Carsten Wulff <carsten@wulff.no>
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2024 21:48:59 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Update l06_adc.md

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@@ -1147,8 +1147,7 @@ frequencies of the FFT. From the shape of the quantization noise we can also see
 
 ### Open-Loop Sigma-Delta
 
-On my Ph.D I did some work on  which was a pure theoretical work. 
-The idea was to use  modulo integrators (local control of integrator output swing) in front of large latency multi-bit quantizers to achieve a high SNR. 
+On my Ph.D I did some work on  
 
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+which was a pure theoretical work. 
+The idea was to use  modulo integrators (local control of integrator output swing) in front of large latency multi-bit quantizers to achieve a high SNR. 
+
 The plot below shows a fifth order NFT where there are two complex conjugate  zeros, and a zero at zero frequency. With a higher 
 order filter one can use a lower OSR, and still achieve high ENOB.