  In this paper, the design flexibility of the control-bounded
analog-to-digital converter principle is demonstrated by considering band-pass
analog-to-digital conversion. We show how a low-pass control-bounded
analog-to-digital converter can be translated into a band-pass version where
the guaranteed stability, converter bandwidth, and signal-to-noise ratio are
preserved while the center frequency for conversion can be positioned freely.
The proposed converter is validated with behavioral simulations for a variety
of filter orders, notch-filter frequencies, and oversampling ratios. Finally,
robustness against component variations is demonstrated by Monte Carlo
simulations.
