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Inherently Accurate Attenuation-Based Digital Calibration of ADC

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This paper presents inherently accurate digital calibration of ADC non-linearity, which requires neither absolute accuracy of a signal for calibration nor any modification of ADC core, hence enabling the use… Click to show full abstract

This paper presents inherently accurate digital calibration of ADC non-linearity, which requires neither absolute accuracy of a signal for calibration nor any modification of ADC core, hence enabling the use of existing ADC IP cores. It only relies on constant attenuation ratio provided by a passive resistive attenuator and hence it is inherently accurate as exemplified by extensive simulations as well as comparison with conventional method. A prototype $0.35\mu \text{m}$ -CMOS cyclic ADC with the on-chip signal generator for calibration has achieved the noise-limited 71.2-dB SNDR after the calibration under the sampling rate of 300 kS/s with 1.0-mW power and 0.087-mm2 chip area. The proposed calibration can be applied to the pipelined and cyclic ADCs with finite-gain non-linear op-amps as well as the SAR ADC.

Keywords: calibration; calibration adc; attenuation; inherently accurate; adc; digital calibration

Journal Title: IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers
Year Published: 2020

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