M. K. Adimulam, S. Veeramachaneni, N. Muthukrishnan, M. Srinivas
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Abstract
In this paper, a design for low power flash ADC with configurable resolution is proposed. A novel sub flash architecture is employed to achieve variable resolution as well as to switch the unused parallel voltage comparators and resistor bias circuit to standby mode leading to the consumption of only leakage power. The ADC is capable of operating at 4-bit, 6-bit and 8-bit precision and at a supply voltage of 1.0V, it consumes 48mW at 8-bit, 36mW at 6-bit and 15mW at 4-bit resolution. The proposed ADC have been designed, compared with conventional flash ADC and verified for post layout simulations in standard 65nm CMOS technology.