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Exponential-incremental quantization-based calibration for capacitor mismatch in high-precision SAR ADCs
This brief proposes a foreground calibration method for high-precision SAR ADCs. The proposed calibration method is based on the principle of exponential incremental ADCs, which broadens the error detection range of the self-calibration method and effectively improves the calibration effect without modifying the CDAC or significantly increasing circuit complexity. The effectiveness of the proposed calibration method is validated in an 18-bit SAR ADC behavioral model in MATLAB, demonstrating SNDR/SFDR improvements of 30.41 dB and 43.09 dB, respectively, for an 18-bit SAR ADC.
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