A flash
voltage-time converter based on reference
voltage dynamic generation comprises a plurality of VTC sub-circuits working in parallel, each stage of VTC sub-circuit comprises a p structure circuit and an n structure circuit which are oppositely arranged and are the same in structure, a
capacitor in each VTC structure is charged to high and low reference
voltage in the sampling stage, and the voltage of each VTC sub-circuit is equal to that of each VTC sub-circuit. In the redistribution stage, charge redistribution is achieved through upper pole plate
short circuit, all sub-circuits work at the same time, input signals are input into the input ends, and finally a set of time signals are output. The multi-path reference voltage is dynamically generated in a
capacitor charge redistribution mode, a
switched capacitor charge redistribution mode is adopted, quiescent current is not needed, all reference voltage path
capacitor loads are consistent, the established characteristics are uniform, and bandwidth mismatch does not exist; charge operation is synchronous with a sampling process, and extra
time sequence overhead is not introduced; the reference voltage value is accurately controlled through the
capacitance proportion, the precision is high, the mismatch influence is small, and the method is particularly suitable for scenes with high requirements for the reference voltage establishment speed and precision of the flash voltage-time converter.