Successive approximation analog-digital converter and analog-digital conversion method based on digital domain self-correcting
An analog-to-digital converter, successive approximation technology, applied in analog/digital conversion, analog/digital conversion calibration/test, code conversion, etc., can solve problems such as increasing chip area
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[0058] Example: Assuming that the precision of the fully differential structure SAR ADC is 12 bits, CDAC 101 can be divided into high 8-bit sub-CDACII 1201 and low 4-bit sub-CDACII 1202, the input signal is directly sampled to CDAC, and the first conversion is performed, and the high 8-bit sub-CDACI 1201 Only a 7-bit capacitor array is required. In addition, the terminal matching capacitor in CDAC 101 is in the quantization process C p,0 and C n,0 Switch from the first level GND to the second level V according to the previous comparison result cm , after being compared by the comparator, a redundant bit with a weight of 0.5LSB is output, which is only used for correction purposes.
[0059] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of a differential switched capacitor structure CDAC 101 in a 12-bit SAR ADC, and the CDAC 101 is divided into two parts: the upper 8-bit sub-CDACI 1201 and the lower 4-bit sub-CDACII 1202.
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