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Analog-to-Digital Converter Case Study

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Folding ADC Case Study


1. An 80-MHz, 80-mW, 8-b CMOS Folding A/D Converter with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing A. G. W. Venes and R. J van de Plassche Page(s): 1846-1853, JSSC 1996 Dec 2. An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC M-J Choe, B-S Song and K Bacrania Page(s): 184-194, JSSC 2001 Feb 3. An Embedded 240-mW 10-b 50-MS/s CMOS ADC in 1-mm K. Bult and A Buchwald Page(s): 1887-1895, JSSC 1997 Dec

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A Folding A/D with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing


Detection of the signal

Conventional and proposed architecture

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A Folding A/D with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing


Generation of the zero-crossing signal

Gain stage

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A Folding A/D with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing


The design spec for each block:
Single track-and-hold amplifier Linear region Linearity in entire input range (1.6Vpp) of A/D converter 8-bit accuracy Distributed track-andhold operation Linearity in 1/16 of the input range of the A/D converter 8-bit accuracy divided by the gain in the input gain stages

Dynamic accuracy Settling Hold mode feedthrough Clock switch charge injection Overall power dissipation

High power dissipation in buffer amplifier to ensure low distortion Single clock switch

No additional power dissipation apart of input gain stages Multiple clock switches

Clock distribution

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A Folding A/D with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing


Reference ladder feedthrough:

Equivalent circuit model to calculate the maximum allowable resistor

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A Folding A/D with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing


Interpolation nonlinearity:

Interpolation error due to different gate drive

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A Folding A/D with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing


ADC block diagram:

Input T/H circuit:

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A Folding A/D with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing


Implementation of a folder signal:

Active interpolation circuit:

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A Folding A/D with Distributed Track-and-Hold Preprocessing


Differential interpolation circuit:

Comparator:

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


The concept of the two-stage and folding ADC:

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Flash ADC:

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Folding ADC:

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Folding amplifier:

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Conventional folding ADC:

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Folder design: k=4 and k=3

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Pipeline folding ADC

Timing

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Top level block diagram

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Second stage folder

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


INL due to gain mismatch

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


Effect of tail current source mismatch

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


comparator design

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


conventional digital error correction

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An 8-b 100-MSample/s CMOS Pipelined Folding ADC


generic digital error correction

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An Embedded 240-mW 10-b 50-MS/s CMOS ADC in 1-mm2


Conventional preamplifier and resistor-averaging preamplifier

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An Embedded 240-mW 10-b 50-MS/s CMOS ADC in 1-mm2


First resistor averaging in:
K.Kattmann and J.Barrow,A technique for reducing differential nonlinearity errors in ash A/D converters, in ISSCC Dig. Tech. Papers, San Francisco, CA, Feb. 1991, pp. 170171.

Effect of resistor averaging:

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An Embedded 240-mW 10-b 50-MS/s CMOS ADC in 1-mm2


Improved resistor averaging:

Transconductor stage:

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An Embedded 240-mW 10-b 50-MS/s CMOS ADC in 1-mm2


Analysis of the effect of resistor averaging:

Correlation between neighboring signal after averaging:

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An Embedded 240-mW 10-b 50-MS/s CMOS ADC in 1-mm2


Simulated DNL and INL after resistor averaging:

Example of 3X folding signal:

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An Embedded 240-mW 10-b 50-MS/s CMOS ADC in 1-mm2


Understanding the pipeline folding signal:

ADC floor plan

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC


1. A 15-b 1-Msample/s digitally self-calibrated pipeline ADC Karanicolas, A.N.; Hae-Seung Lee; Barcrania, K.L. Page(s): 1207-1215, JSSC 1993 Dec 2. A single-ended 12-bit 20 Msample/s self-calibrating pipeline A/D converter Opris, I.E.; Lewicki, L.D.; Wong, B.C. Page(s): 1898-1903, JSSC 1998 Dec

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC -- I

Ideal pipeline ADC:

Transfer characteristics:

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC -- I

nonideality of transfer curve:

Gain is less than 2 per stage

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC -- I

Top level diagram of backward calibration:

Residue plot for gain <2 with


comparator offset

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC -- I

Actual implementation of non-radix-2 ADC:

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC -- II

Over-range implementation:

Residue plot:

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC -- II

12-bit ADC with 3 over-range stage:

Code combine and requirement of over-range stage

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC -- II

Principle of digital error correction ADC and its implementation:

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Digitally Calibrated Pipeline ADC -- II

Differential-to-single ended converter

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kT/C noise (I)


RMS voltage for kT/C noise:

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kT/C noise (II)


The bottom line for a switched-cap circuit for different capacitance

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kT/C Noise in Switched-Cap Circuit


kT/C noise in SC circuit

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Noise in OP amp (I)


Single-stage op amp

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Noise in OP amp (II)


Two-stage op amp

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OP amp based SHA (I)


Different OP amp SHA

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OP amp based SHA (II)


How to pick the optimal sampling capacitor

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OP amp based SHA (III)


An optimal sampling capacitor can be obtained.

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OP amp based SHA (V)


Other design considerations: (1) Gain error

Does it matter? (2) Slew rate:

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OP amp based SHA (IV)


Other design considerations: (3) switch on resistance:

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Multi-stage Offset Cancellation


What is the offset voltage after cancellation?

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Auto-Zero Comparator
Charge injection due to S1:

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


ADC top level diagram:

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


feedback factor and load capacitance for different resolution

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


digital correction

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


subtractor implementation: R-DAC and C-DAC

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


The requirement of stage accuracy

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


The requirement of stage accuracy

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


The design algorithm of pipelined ADC:

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


The power dissipation vs. sampling frequency for various resolution ADCs:

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


Different resolutions for each stage:

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


Scaling for each stage:

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High-Speed Pipelined ADC


Total power for scaling and non-scaling ADC:

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Low-Power Low-Voltage Pipelined ADC


1.5 bits per stage:

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Low-Power Low-Voltage Pipelined ADC


Digital error correction:

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Low-Power Low-Voltage Pipelined ADC


First-stage SHA:

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Low-Power Low-Voltage Pipelined ADC


Timing for pipeline ADC

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Dynamic Comparator
A dynamic comparator with built-in threshold generator:

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Low-voltage OP
A 3.3-Volt OP amp

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Low-voltage OP
Output CMFB circuit

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Low Voltage Operation of SC Circuits


CMOS switch

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Low Voltage Operation of SC Circuits


Boosted circuit:

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Low Voltage Operation of SC Circuits


Floating well to prevent latch up:

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Bias Circuits for OP amp


The bias of cascode op:

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Clock Generator
Clock generator and line up the edge:

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