Titlebook: Offset Reduction Techniques in High-Speed Analog-to-Digital Converters; Analysis, Design and Pedro M. Figueiredo,Jo?o C. Vital Book 2009 Sp

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,Averaging Technique – Transient Analysis and Automated Design,, like the ones presented in [25, 90, 107–109] and at this book are, thus, of great relevance. In fact, the expressions presented in this chapter model the transient behavior of averaged pre-amplifying stages accurately. This includes the effect of all mismatch sources and, therefore, completely cha

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Offset Cancellation Methods,ber of differential pairs, as in flash and folding ADCs. The fine flash sub-converters existing in two-step subranging ADCs usually have a small resolution — therefore, only a few pre-amplifiers — but must exhibit very low offset voltages. Averaging is not advantageous in this situation.

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