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A 9 bit 400 MHz CMOS Double-Sampled Sample-and-Hold Amplifier
A fully differential CMOS sample and hold amplifier SHA) is described here.The circuit is designed as a front end sampler of a low-power, high-speed analog to digital converter. The SHA uses double-sampling technique to achieve high speed with reasonably low power consumption. Using 0.18oc CMOS technology, a resolution of 9 bit has been achieved at a sampling rate of 400 MHz. Also, to acquire superior linearity, boot-strapping technique has been used while implementing the switches and to reduce clock feed through, concept of bottom plate sampling has been utilized. Using a supply voltage of 1.8 V and a signal swing of 0.6Vpp the circuit consumes approximately 10 mW of power.