Delta-Sigma Modulators: Modeling, Design and Applications

Rating:
Summary: Practical, wide scope, but not so in-depth
Review: I have many SDM related books written by American, so I buy this book as it is (seems to be) from Europe. Not amazing that the content layout is quite different from the others.

For example, in this book, you will find some interest topics like constructing a SDM ADC by LF356 and CD4013 (bandwidth is limited to few hundred Hz as we can all expected), and some non-ADC or DAC applications of SDM techniques (presented in last chapter, which really inspire me).

You may need some other books if for designing a practical SDM products, but this book is really good for students or system design engineers, due to its simplicity.

Rating:
Summary: Good for beginners.
Review: If you have problems in understanding other delta-sigma books, Bourdopoulos' book will be good for you.
I am searching for an introductory book for my students, but most other books are either too difficult or focused on narrow topics.
Bourdopoulos has many step-by-step explanations for equations that other books skip.
Also, I like that the authors are providing solutions for the end-of-chapter problems on the web.

Rating:
Summary: Very good and broad coverage of material
Review: This is an excellent introductory book covering basic material like modeling, stabilization, tone suppression and circuit design. I found it very useful in introducing me to the field. The exercises and the provided solutions in the web were useful too!