Stijn Ringeling's thesis reports ML-assisted acceleration of sigma-delta-modulator linearity evaluation
Stijn Ringeling's Eindhoven University of Technology thesis reports model-based methods for nonlinear discrete- and continuous-time sigma-delta modulators with a 5,000× evaluation acceleration in the behavioral-model studies. It also reports a machine-learning behavioral model and transfer learning to transistor-level data across supply variations using 20 circuit simulations, a dataset 50× smaller than the behavioral-model dataset. No company deployment is claimed.
Evidence
Methods to Accelerate the Evaluation of Sigma-Delta Modulator Linearity ↗
The university thesis record dates the work to June 24, 2026 and describes the nonlinear-model acceleration, ML behavioral model, and transfer-learning results.
Stijn H. W. Ringeling — Eindhoven University of Technology ↗
The university profile confirms Ringeling's identity and links the thesis and related sigma-delta-modulator research.