One of the books which I came across reading it during my MA Thesis was ..........
The story begins since the day I got interested in the building blocks of ADCs and How they work, as it's a useful part in music production and audio recording and I've always had trouble with the limited number of ADCs in my audio interfaces, when I was trying to record big bands or orchestral.
most of the time I was opening two DAWs at the same time or was using some software to sync and use my multiple audio interfaces in one DAW.
So I decided to learn about it more and maybe try to build my own ADCs and add my decent Pre-amps to them to be able to capture multiple channels at the same time.
But as you may know, Data Conversion is something so unique in electronics so I decided to do some research and learn about it.
at the same time, I was about to finish my MA degree and it was time to give my thesis topic to my master in university.
So I decided to design and build an ADC as my MA thesis, thus I could solve my converter problem , finish my Thesis and also learn something.
One of the great books in this field which helped me to understand the whole field and find the way was this :
Data Conversion Handbook by Walt Kester
You can find almost anything about Data Conversion/Convertors like,
- Data Converter History
- Fundamentals of Sampled Data Systems
- Data Converter Architectures
- Data Converter Process Technology
- Testing Data Converters
- Interfacing to Data Converters
- Data Converter Support Circuits
- Data Converter Applications
- Hardware Design Techniques
more books about this topic coming soon.
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