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A low-power 22-bit incremental ADC

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A low-power 22-bit incremental ADC, including an on-chip digital filter and a low-noise/low-drift oscillator, realized in a 0.6-mum CMOS process, incorporates a novel offset-cancellation scheme based on fractal sequences, a novel high-accuracy gain control circuit, and a novel reduced-complexity realization for the on- chip sinc filter.
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This paper describes a low-power 22-bit incremental ADC, including an on-chip digital filter and a low-noise/low-drift oscillator, realized in a 0.6-mum CMOS process. It incorporates a novel offset-cancellation scheme based on fractal sequences, a novel high-accuracy gain control circuit, and a novel reduced-complexity realization for the on-chip sinc filter. The measured output noise was 0.25 ppm (2.5 muVRMS), the DC offset 2 muV, the gain error 2 ppm, and the INL 4 ppm. The chip operates with a single 2.7-5 V supply, and draws only 120 muA current during conversion

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