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A 15-b 1-Msample/s digitally self-calibrated pipeline ADC
A.N. Karanicolas,Hae-Seung Lee,K.L. Barcrania +2 more
- Vol. 28, Iss: 12, pp 1207-1215
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In this paper, a 15-b 1-Msample/s digitally self-calibrated pipeline analog-to-digital converter (ADC) is presented with a radix 1.93, 1 b per stage design, which accounts for capacitor mismatch, comparator offset, charge injection, finite op-amp gain and capacitor nonlinearity contributing to DNL.Abstract:
A 15-b 1-Msample/s digitally self-calibrated pipeline analog-to-digital converter (ADC) is presented. A radix 1.93, 1 b per stage design is employed. The digital self-calibration accounts for capacitor mismatch, comparator offset, charge injection, finite op-amp gain, and capacitor nonlinearity contributing to DNL. A THD of -90 dB was measured with a 9.8756-kHz sine-wave input. The DNL was measured to be within +or-0.25 LSB at 15 b, and the INL was measured to be within +or-1.25 LSB at 15 b. The die area is 9.3 mm*8.3 mm and operates on +or-4-V power supply with 1.8-W power dissipation. The ADC is fabricated in an 11-V, 4-GHz, 2.4- mu m BiCMOS process. >read more
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