Top: Schematic of the sigma-delta control loop. Bottom: BIT0 and BIT1 voltage waveforms used. The current at the control voltage J(V C ) is measured at the end of each BIT0(BIT1) waveform application.

Top: Schematic of the sigma-delta control loop. Bottom: BIT0 and BIT1 voltage waveforms used. The current at the control voltage J(V C ) is measured at the end of each BIT0(BIT1) waveform application.

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