Meng Li , Fangxu Lv , Mingche Lai , Xuqiang Zheng , Heng Huang , Xingyun Qi , Geng Zhang
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摘要
本文介绍了一种用于时间交错(TI)模数转换器(ADC)的全数字背景校准方法。时序检测器采用了一种基于增强型自相关函数的时序检测方法,并结合矩阵运算,以提高时序失配采集的准确性。该算法充分利用了每个通道的自相关函数,并提出了一种获取自相关导数的更精确方法。此外,该算法结构简单,计算复杂度低,无需额外通道即可支持任意数量通道的时序校准。该算法使用 ADC + FPGA 组合系统进行了验证,该系统采用 28 纳米技术制造的 8 通道 TI-ADC,采样率为 20 GS/s。结果表明,与未校准状态相比,当输入接近奈奎斯特频率时,该算法显著提高了 SNDR 和 SFDR,分别从 27.98 dB 和 30.76 dB 提高到 39.38 dB 和 42.13 dB。
A fully digital timing background calibration algorithm based on first-order auto-correlation for time-interleaved ADCs
This paper presents a fully digital background calibration method for time-interleaved (TI) analog-to-digital converters (ADCs). The timing detector employs a timing detection method based on an enhanced autocorrelation function, combined with matrix operations, to improve the accuracy of timing mismatch acquisition. The algorithm makes full use of the autocorrelation functions of each channel and proposes a more precise method for obtaining autocorrelation derivatives. Furthermore, the algorithm features a simple structure, low computational complexity, and can support timing calibration for any number of channels without requiring additional channels. The algorithm was validated using an ADC + FPGA combined system, with a 8-channel TI-ADC manufactured in 28 nm technology and a sampling rate of 20 GS/s. Results demonstrate that compared to the uncalibrated state, the algorithm significantly improves the SNDR and SFDR from 27.98 dB and 30.76 dB to 39.38 dB and 42.13 dB, respectively when the inputs are near the Nyquist frequency.
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