Incremental Delta-SIGMA Adcs: Theory, Architectures and Design
暫譯: 增量Δ-Σ模數轉換器：理論、架構與設計

Maurits Ortmanns received the Dr.-Ing. degree in microsystems engineering from the University of Freiburg, Germany, in 2004. From 2004 - 2005, he has been with sci-worx GmbH, Hannover, Germany, working on implantable electronics. In 2006, he was appointed Assistant Professor for Integrated Interface Circuits at the University of Freiburg. Since 2008, Prof. Ortmanns is full professor at the University of Ulm, where he heads the Institute of Microelectronics. Prof. Ortmanns' main research interests include mixed signal integrated circuit design, self-correcting and reconfigurable analog circuits, with special emphasis on data converters and implantable electronics.

Prof. Ortmanns received the VDI and the VDE award in 1999, Best Student Paper Awards at MWSCAS 2009, SampTA 2011, BioCAS 2019, the ITG Publication Award 2015, best demo awards at ICECS 2016 and SENSORS 2017, best paper award at BioCAS 2019 and at ESSCIRC 2023. He served as program committee member of ESSCirC, DATE, ICECS, and ECCTD, as Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions

of Circuits and Systems I and II, and as Guest and Associate Editor of the IEEE Journal Solid State Circuits.

Prof. Ortmanns was a Technical Program and Executive Committee member of the IEEE International Solid- State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) between 2012-2016, the European Regional Chair of ISSCC 2015, and he was Analog Subcom Chair of ISSCC from 2021-2023. He is the TPC Chair of IEEE ESSERC in 2025. He served as Distinguished Lecturer for SSCS from 2018-2019, and again from 2024-2025. He is a founding

member of SSCD. He holds numerous patents, is author of the book "Continuous-Time Sigma-Delta A/D Conversion" and several other book chapters, and he contributed about 400 IEEE journal and conference papers.

Paul Kaesser received the B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany, in 2018 and 2021, respectively, where he is currently pursuing the Ph.D. degree with the Institute of Microelectronics, under the supervision of Prof. Maurits Ortmanns. His research interests include system-level modeling and optimization of sigma-delta ADCs.

Johannes Wagner received the PhD degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany, in 2021, with a focus on system-level modeling and optimization of sigma-delta modulators. He is currently a system engineer with Hensoldt, Ulm, Germany. His research interests include the system level analysis of CMOS analog and mixed-signal ICs and in particular incremental sigma-delta ADCs. He received the Best Demo Award from ICECS 2016.

Maurits Ortmanns於2004年獲得德國弗賴堡大學微系統工程的博士學位。從2004年至2005年，他在德國漢諾威的sci-worx GmbH工作，專注於可植入電子設備。2006年，他被任命為弗賴堡大學集成介面電路的助理教授。自2008年以來，Ortmanns教授擔任烏爾姆大學的全職教授，並負責微電子學研究所。Ortmanns教授的主要研究興趣包括混合信號集成電路設計、自我修正和可重構的類比電路，特別強調數據轉換器和可植入電子設備。

Ortmanns教授於1999年獲得VDI和VDE獎，並在MWSCAS 2009、SampTA 2011、BioCAS 2019獲得最佳學生論文獎，2015年獲得ITG出版獎，2016年ICECS和2017年SENSORS的最佳演示獎，2019年BioCAS和2023年ESSCIRC的最佳論文獎。他曾擔任ESSCIRC、DATE、ICECS和ECCTD的程序委員會成員，並擔任IEEE Circuits and Systems I和II的副編輯，以及IEEE Solid State Circuits期刊的客座和副編輯。

Ortmanns教授在2012年至2016年間擔任IEEE國際固態電路會議（ISSCC）的技術程序和執行委員會成員，2015年擔任ISSCC的歐洲區域主席，並於2021年至2023年擔任ISSCC的類比子委員會主席。他是2025年IEEE ESSERC的TPC主席。2018年至2019年及2024年至2025年，他擔任SSCS的特邀講者。他是SSCD的創始成員，擁有多項專利，著有《連續時間Sigma-Delta A/D轉換》一書及數個書章，並貢獻了約400篇IEEE期刊和會議論文。

Paul Kaesser於2018年和2021年分別獲得德國烏爾姆大學的電機工程學士和碩士學位，目前在微電子學研究所攻讀博士學位，指導教授為Maurits Ortmanns教授。他的研究興趣包括sigma-delta ADC的系統級建模和優化。

Johannes Wagner於2021年獲得德國烏爾姆大學的電機工程博士學位，專注於sigma-delta調變器的系統級建模和優化。他目前在德國烏爾姆的Hensoldt擔任系統工程師。他的研究興趣包括CMOS類比和混合信號IC的系統級分析，特別是增量式sigma-delta ADC。他於2016年獲得ICECS的最佳演示獎。