NASA NTRS · 19940017253
A high speed CMOS A/D converter
Abstract
This paper presents a high speed analog-to-digital (A/D) converter. The converter is a 7 bit flash converter with one half LSB accuracy. Typical parts will function at approximately 200 MHz. The converter uses a novel comparator circuit that is shown to out perform more traditional comparators, and thus increases the speed of the converter. The comparator is a clocked, precharged circuit that offers very fast operation with a minimal offset voltage (2 mv). The converter was designed using a standard 1 micron digital CMOS process and is 2,244 microns by 3,972 microns.
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Wiseman, Don R., Whitaker, Sterling R.. 1992-01-01. A high speed CMOS A/D converter. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940017253
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