Simple to Digital Converters Slow (Ramp) Medium (Successive Approx) Fast (Flash) Oversampling ( S-D ) Key segments: Comparitors Sample-and-Hold D/A converters
Slide 2Basic A/D Structure + Sample And Hold Comparitors(s) Digital Outputs Analog Input - D/A(s) Digital Control
Slide 3Comparitors quantizing unit of ADCs Nonideal viewpoints: • Input balance voltage (static trademark) • Propagation time delay -Bandwidth (linear) -Slew rate (nonlinear)
Slide 4Slow-Speed A/D Converters
Slide 5Successive Approximation
Slide 6Successive Approximation Successive Approximation Algorithm: 1.) Start with the MSB bit and work toward the LSB bit. 2.) Guess the MSB bit as 1. 3.) Apply the advanced word 10000.... to a DAC. 4.) Compare the DAC yield with the inspected simple information voltage. 5.) If the DAC yield is more noteworthy, keep the figure of 1. On the off chance that the DAC yield is less, change the figure to 0. 6.) Repeat for the following MSB . In the event that the quantity of bits is N , the ideal opportunity for transformation will be NT where T is the clock time frame.
Slide 7Successive Approximation
Slide 85bit Successive Approximation ADC
Slide 9More Details on the DAC
Slide 10Pipeline Algorithmic ADC Each stage: x by 2, + or – by Vref
Slide 11Self-Calibrating ADC
Slide 12Parallel/Flash A/D Converter Number of comparator required is 2 N - 1 Typical testing frequencies can be as high as 400MHz for 6-bits in sub-micron CMOS innovation.
Slide 13Interpolating ADCs Must get the pick up inside ½ LSB exact.
Slide 14Folding ADCs
Slide 15Schematic of a 5bit Folding ADC
Slide 16Folding Circuits Folding and insertion ADCs offer the most determination at high speeds (≈8 bits at 200MHz)
Slide 17Need discourse for gliding entryway Flash ADCs If no counterbalance by any stretch of the imagination, then estimating of gadgets can be upgraded for speed. In this way little info transistors: most elevated speed, and least information capacitance… .if littlest top in a run of the mill 0.35um process, entryway input capacitance is roughly 1fF; hence a 6bit would have an info capacitance of ~100fF with parasitics represented, which is sufficiently little… . (would require ~1kOhm yield resistance for a S/H to settle in 1ns Do we require S/H hinder here? Require pictures here.
Slide 19Two-Step Flash ADC
Slide 20Simple 4-bit Flash Converter
Slide 21Pipelined Flash ADC
Slide 22Part of a Two-Step ADC
Slide 23PIPELINE ADC WITH DIGITAL ERROR CORRECTION The ADC of the main stage utilizes 16 measure up to capacitors rather than 4 paired weighted for more exactness
Slide 2412-BIT PIPELINE ADC