A Successive Approximation Analog-to-Digital Converter
An analog-to-digital converter, successive approximation technology, applied in analog-to-digital conversion, code conversion, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of slow conversion speed of analog-to-digital converter, and achieve the effect of shortening logic delay and improving conversion speed
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[0043] Such as Figure 1-6 As shown, the circuit of the present invention has the following changes relative to the traditional scheme: the first is to transform the D flip-flop in the traditional data register into image 3 The dynamic circuit 235 is shown inside the dashed circle. Different from the traditional D flip-flop with only one clock input, the new dynamic circuit (hereinafter referred to as the new data register unit) includes two clock input terminals: the first clock input terminal Ck i and the second clock input Ck i+1 , where Ck i coupled to the output 142-i of the ith shift register unit, Ck i+1 is coupled to the output 142-i+1 of the i+1 shift register unit.
[0044]The new data storage unit 235 includes a first transistor 300, a second transistor 330, a third transistor 320, and a fourth transistor 325; a short circuit capacitor 315, a self-locking switch 335, a first inverter 305, a second inverter 310, third inverter. The source terminal of the first...
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