Abstract: An audio device includes an audio amplifier configured to receive an input signal and generate a differential output signal. A first signal combiner circuit is configured to generate a time-convolution signal of an analog current signal and an analog voltage signal. The analog current signal corresponds to a current at the differential output signal, and the analog voltage signal corresponds to a voltage across the differential output signal. A second signal combiner circuit is configured to subtract the generated time-convolution signal from the input signal.

Abstract: An audio device includes an audio amplifier configured to receive an input signal and generate a differential output signal. A first signal combiner circuit is configured to generate a time-convolution signal of an analog current signal and an analog voltage signal. The analog current signal corresponds to a current at the differential output signal, and the analog voltage signal corresponds to a voltage across the differential output signal. A second signal combiner circuit is configured to subtract the generated time-convolution signal from the input signal.

Abstract: A circuit may include an audio amplifier (314) configured to amplify an input signal (SAUDIO) to generate an output signal (SOUT+, SOUT?) suitable for driving a loud speaker (316). A first circuit (318) may be configured to generate a first analog signal (SI) based on a current level drawn by the loud speaker (316), and a second circuit (320) may be configured to generate a second analog signal (SV) based on a voltage supplied across the loud speaker (316). A third circuit (322, 312) may be configured to generate a third analog signal (RESIDUE) based on the difference between the first and second analog signals, and modify the input signal (SAUDIO) based on the third analog signal.

Abstract: A circuit may include an audio amplifier (314) configured to amplify an input signal (SAUDIO) to generate an output signal (SOUT+, SOUT?) suitable for driving a loud speaker (316). A first circuit (318) may be configured to generate a first analog signal (SI) based on a current level drawn by the loud speaker (316), and a second circuit (320) may be configured to generate a second analog signal (SV) based on a voltage supplied across the loud speaker (316). A third circuit (322, 312) may be configured to generate a third analog signal (RESIDUE) based on the difference between the first and second analog signals, and modify the input signal (SAUDIO) based on the third analog signal.

Abstract: The electronic device and a corresponding signal processing method disclosed herein reduces electromagnetic noise. To that end, the electronic device includes a delay line, an oscillator, and a modulator. The delay line generates a spread spectrum clock signal from an input clock signal, where a timing jitter and a period of jitter of the spread spectrum clock signal are controlled at each period of the spread spectrum clock signal based on a digital code. The oscillator uses the spread spectrum clock signal to generate a processing signal. The modulator modulates the processing signal as a function of an audio signal.

Abstract: There is described Audio driver circuit comprising a main, 1-bit digital-to-analog converter, adapted to receive a 1-bit oversampled digital audio signal. Thanks to an auxiliary digital-to-analog converter which converts into the analog domain a digital offset compensation value stored in e.g. an OTP memory register 34, and to a summing and filtering arrangement, it is possible to reduce the offset cancellation granularity in order to compensate for the offset of the main digital-to-analog converter in the output signal.

Abstract: There is described Audio driver circuit comprising a main, 1-bit digital-to-analog converter, adapted to receive a 1-bit oversampled digital audio signal. Thanks to an auxiliary digital-to-analog converter which converts into the analog domain a digital offset compensation value stored in e.g. an OTP memory register 34, and to a summing and filtering arrangement, it is possible to reduce the offset cancellation granularity in order to compensate for the offset of the main digital-to-analog converter in the output signal.

Abstract: The electronic device and a corresponding signal processing method disclosed herein reduces electromagnetic noise. To that end, the electronic device includes a delay line, an oscillator, and a modulator. The delay line generates a spread spectrum clock signal from an input clock signal, where a timing jitter and a period of jitter of the spread spectrum clock signal are controlled at each period of the spread spectrum clock signal based on a digital code. The oscillator uses the spread spectrum clock signal to generate a processing signal. The modulator modulates the processing signal as a function of an audio signal.

Abstract: A method and a circuit for regenerating a clock signal based on a flip-flop and on two complementary signals at the clock rate, the flip-flop being assembled as a divider by two of a combination of shaping signals each translating a direction, respectively rising or falling, of the edges of one of the complementary signals, and one of said shaping signals being used to reset the flip-flop.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and a device of information transfer between two circuits exchanging data via delta-sigma converters. The present invention includes coding the information in the form of at least one signal of determined frequency corresponding to an integer multiple of a frequency of the digital data samples; mixing, at a first end of a line carrying an oversampled digital signal of the converter, the signal of determined frequency; extracting from the mixture, at a second end of the line, the signal of determined frequency; and decoding the corresponding information.

Abstract: A signal processing system receives and mixes a plurality of analog input signals having a maximum frequency. Each analog input signal is connected to an input of a modulator producing a high frequency oversampled digital signal. Each high frequency oversampled signal is connected to an input of a first decimation filter which produces an intermediate frequency oversampled multiple bit signal. Each of the intermediate frequency oversampled signals is connected to a respective input of a first digital mixer which produces a single mixed multiple bit output signal. The single mixed multiple bit output signal is connected to a second decimation filter which produces a final digital output signal, at a frequency suitable for representing the mixed analog input signals.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and a device of information transfer between two circuits exchanging data via delta-sigma converters. The present invention includes coding the information in the form of at least one signal of determined frequency corresponding to an integer multiple of a frequency of the digital data samples; mixing, at a first end of a line carrying an oversampled digital signal of the converter, the signal of determined frequency; extracting from the mixture, at a second end of the line, the signal of determined frequency; and decoding the corresponding information.