The invention discloses a low-power-consumption high-speed two-stage dynamic
comparator for an analog-to-
digital converter, relates to the technical field of integrated circuits, and aims to solve the problems that a traditional dynamic
comparator is high in
power consumption, limited in speed and uncontrollable in balance between offset
voltage and performance. The
comparator comprises a two-stage dynamic structure of a pre-amplification stage and a latch stage, wherein the pre-amplification stage takes a PMOS
transistor as an input tube and is matched with an NMOS switching tube and a PMOS
active load tube to realize preliminary amplification of an input differential
signal; the latch stage adopts a PMOS latch structure instead of a traditional NMOS latch structure. And through two paths of
delay controllable
clock signals (clkb1 and clkb2), the latch stage is controlled to be activated in a delayed manner after the
preamplifier stage works for a preset time, and meanwhile, a
current source of the
preamplifier stage is closed when the latch stage is activated. By adjusting latch level
delay time, offset
voltage,
power consumption and speed can be flexibly balanced, performance requirements of different analog-to-digital
converters are met, and the analog-to-
digital converter is suitable for scenes such as portable equipment, communication systems and the like with high requirements on energy efficiency and speed.