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A 150MS/s 14-bit Segmented DEM DAC with Greater than 83dB of SFDR Across the Nyquilst band
A segmented DEM technique that allows an efficient tradeoff between encoder complexity and the number of unit current-steering cells enables a 150 MS/s DAC with greater than 83 dB of SFDR across the Nyquist band. The 0.18 mum CMOS IC has an active area of 3 mm2 and dissipates 127 mW.