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A 0.9V 12mW 5MSPS algorithmic ADC with 77dB SFDR
- IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits
, 2005
"... Abstract—An ultra-low-voltage CMOS two-stage algorithm ADC featuring high SFDR and efficient background calibration is presented. The adopted low-voltage circuit technique achieves high-accuracy high-speed clocking without the use of clock boosting or bootstrapping. A resistor-based input sampling b ..."
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Abstract—An ultra-low-voltage CMOS two-stage algorithm ADC featuring high SFDR and efficient background calibration is presented. The adopted low-voltage circuit technique achieves high-accuracy high-speed clocking without the use of clock boosting or bootstrapping. A resistor-based input sampling branch demonstrates high linearity and inherent low-voltage operation. The proposed background calibration accounts for capacitor mismatches and finite opamp gain error in the MDAC stages via a novel digital correlation scheme involving a two-channel ADC architecture. The prototype ADC, fabricated in a 0.18 m CMOS process, achieves 77-dB SFDR at 0.9 V and 5 MSPS (30 MHz clocking) after calibration. The measured SNR,
A 0.6V 82-dB delta-sigma audio ADC using switched-RC integrators
- IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits
, 2005
"... Abstract—A 0.6-V 2-2 cascaded audio delta-sigma ADC is described. It uses a resistor-based sampling technique which achieves high linearity and low-voltage operation without subjecting the devices to large terminal voltages. A low-distortion feed-forward topology combined with nonlinear local feedba ..."
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Abstract—A 0.6-V 2-2 cascaded audio delta-sigma ADC is described. It uses a resistor-based sampling technique which achieves high linearity and low-voltage operation without subjecting the devices to large terminal voltages. A low-distortion feed-forward topology combined with nonlinear local feedback results in enhanced linearity by reducing the sensitivity to opamp distortion, and allows increased input amplitude, resulting in higher SNDR. The modulator achieves 82-dB dynamic range and 81-dB peak SNDR in the A-weighted audio signal bandwidth with an OSR of 64. The total power consumption of the modulator is 1 mW from a 0.6-V supply. The prototype occupies 2.9 mmP using a 0.35- m CMOS technology. Index Terms—Delta-sigma ADC, low voltage, switched-RC. I.
Delta-Sigma Audio ADC
"... audio ADC is presented. A new method using a combination of a switched-RC technique and a floating switched-capacitor double-sampling configuration enabled low-voltage operation without clock boosting or bootstrapping. A three-level quantizer with simple dynamic element matching was used to improve ..."
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audio ADC is presented. A new method using a combination of a switched-RC technique and a floating switched-capacitor double-sampling configuration enabled low-voltage operation without clock boosting or bootstrapping. A three-level quantizer with simple dynamic element matching was used to improve linearity. The prototype IC implemented in a 0.13 m CMOS process achieves 92 dB DR, 91 dB SNR and 89 dB SNDR in a 24 kHz audio signal bandwidth, while consuming 1.5 mW from a 0.9 V supply. The prototype operates from 0.65 V to 1.5 V supply with minimal performance degradation. Index Terms—Audio ADC, delta-sigma ADC, double sampling, low voltage, switched-RC. Fig. 1. Double-sampling switched-capacitor integrator circuit. I.

