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Title: Analog-to-Digital Converters


1
Analog-to-Digital Converters
CSE598A/EE597G Spring 2006
  • Jaehyun Lim, Kyusun Choi
  • Department of Computer Science and Engineering
  • The Pennsylvania State University

2
ADC Glossary
  • DNL (differential nonlinearity)
  • measure of the maximum deviation from the ideal
    step size of 1 LSB

3
ADC Glossary
  • INL (integral nonlinearity)
  • deviation of the entire transfer function from
    the ideal function

4
ADC Glossary
  • Offset Error
  • difference between the ideal LSB transition to
    the actual transition point

5
ADC Glossary
  • Gain Error
  • how well the slope of the actual transfer
    function matches the slope of the ideal transfer
    function

6
ADC Glossary
  • Resolution
  • number of discrete values it can produce
  • Monotonic
  • digital output code always increases as the ADC
    analog input increases
  • Full scale
  • voltage range ADC can accept
  • Aliasing
  • due to unwanted signals beyond the Nyquist limit
  • to prevent, all undesired signals must be
    filtered

7
ADC Glossary
  • SINAD (signal-to-noise and distortion)
  • RMS value of the output signal to the RMS value
    of all of the other spectral components below
    half the clock frequency
  • ENOB (effective number of bits)
  • dynamic performance of an ADC at a specific input
    frequency and sampling rate

8
High Speed ADC Architecture
  • Flash ADC
  • highest speed
  • large of comparators
  • large size
  • large power consumption
  • 8-bit maximum resolution

9
High Speed ADC Architecture
  • Two-Step Flash ADC
  • SHA
  • D/A converter
  • subtractor
  • coarse flash ADC (MSB)
  • find flash ADC (LSB)
  • reduce of comparators
  • 2N-1 2(2N/2-1)

10
High Speed ADC Architecture
  • Pipelined ADC
  • multi-stage conversion
  • high speed
  • acceptable power
  • each stage has SHA, ADC, DAC, subtractor, Amp
  • different conversion step concurrently

11
High Speed ADC Architecture
  • Folding ADC
  • no SHA (flash)
  • reduce of comparators
  • (two step flash)
  • small area, high speed
  • rounding problem

12
High Speed ADC Architecture
  • Time-Interleaved ADC
  • multiple ADCs in parallel high speed
  • offset/gain mismatch
  • phase skew

13
And More ADC Architectures
  • Algorithmic ADC
  • low power, small size, slow
  • Integrating-Type ADC
  • high accuracy, simple architecture, very slow
  • Successive Approximation ADC
  • RC / CR Type ADC
  • Interpolating ADC

14
Design Consideration Flash ADC
  • Large Input Capacitance
  • parallel structure of 2N-1 comparators
  • limits speed performance
  • large size buffer
  • Bubble / Sparkle
  • no SHA, comparator mismatch
  • error in thermometer code
  • solution 3-input NAND

15
Design Consideration Flash ADC
  • Metastability
  • input to ADC comparator reference
  • indeterminate output error
  • solution latch pipelining (extra gain)
  • gray encoding (no signal
    split)

16
Design Consideration Flash ADC
  • Clock Distribution and Timing
  • clock travels long distance on a large ADC chip
  • different delay, different loading
  • Kickback Noise
  • disturbs reference

17
Design Consideration Two-Step Flash ADC
  • Subtractor Gain
  • without gain stage
  • output of subtractor 1-LSB of coarse ADC
  • difficult comparator design
  • (offset lt 1-LSB of fine ADC)
  • with gain stage
  • delay
  • mismatch between subtractor output and fine ADC
    input full scale
  • missing code / nonmonotonicity

18
Design Consideration Two-Step Flash ADC
  • Nonlinearity
  • SHA

residue
residue
including errors
  • gain mismatch
  • DNL, INL
  • offset
  • ...

Vin
Vin
analog
input
level sensed by subtractor
?V
level digitized by coarse ADC
t
t1
t2
19
Design Consideration Pipelined Flash ADC
  • MDAC (Multiplying D/A Converter)
  • - performs subtractor, gain amplifier, S/H, and
    DAC

20
Design Consideration Pipelined Flash ADC
  • MDAC Operation

removes offset
Vx
(2N-1)CVin

CVin
Qi


2NCVin
21
Design Consideration Pipelined Flash ADC
  • MDAC Operation

Qf 2NCDVref CVo from QinQf, Vo
2N(Vin-DVref)
22
Design Consideration Folding ADC
  • Rounding Problem
  • - only linear at zero-crossings

limits resolution to 10 bits
23
Design Consideration Folding ADC
  • Multiple Folds

24
Two-Step Flash ADC Implementation
  • SHA
  • 4-bit Coarse ADC
  • 3-bit Fine ADC
  • Resistor-String DAC
  • Voltage Subtractor
  • Amplifier
  • Registers

25
Two-Step Flash ADC Implementation
  • Coarse ADC

Fat-Tree Encoder
Bubble Correction
26
Two-Step Flash ADC Implementation
  • Coarse ADC

27
Two-Step Flash ADC Implementation
  • Resistor-String DAC
  • voltage scaling DAC
  • simple
  • fast
  • small (under 8-bit)
  • resistor mismatching

28
Two-Step Flash ADC Implementation
  • Resistor-String DAC

0001
1111
29
Two-Step Flash ADC Implementation
  • SHA

input
output
30
Two-Step Flash ADC Implementation
  • Voltage Subtractor

V2
8 x (V1-V2)
V1
31
Two-Step Flash ADC Implementation
  • Things To Be Done
  • voltage subtractor and gain amplifier
  • - input voltage range for the subtractor
  • - output offset
  • - proper gain setting (input range of fine ADC)
  • 3-bit fine ADC
  • - identical to the 4-bit coarse ADC
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