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摘要
本文提出了一种无源开关电容单端差分变换器(SDC)作为差分SAR ADC的前端,以实现单端信号的数字化。与有源SDC解决方案或单端SAR adc相比,该方案具有最小的总电容、最佳的功率效率和最小的芯片面积。噪声分析进一步表明,被动式SDC不会导致整个系统的噪声惩罚。在65nm CMOS中实现的原型实现在20MS/s下实现了6.1fJ/转换步长,SNDR达到54.7dB,且芯片面积仅为60 μ m × 36 μ m。
A Passive Single-Ended-to-Differential-Converter with SAR ADC Achieving 6.1fJ/Conversion-Step
This paper proposes a passive switched-capacitor single-ended-to-differential-converter (SDC) as a front-end of a differential SAR ADC to enable digitization of single-ended signals. Compared to active SDC solutions or single-ended SAR ADCs, the proposed solution offers the smallest total capacitance as well as best power efficiency and least chip area. A noise analysis further shows that the passive SDC does not result in a noise penalty of the overall system. A prototype implementation in 65nm CMOS achieves a figure-of-merit of 6.1fJ/conversion-step at 20MS/s, while reaching an SNDR of 54.7dB up to Nyquist and occupying a chip area of only 60µm × 36µm.