Roengruen, Prapas

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    Low power current-mode algorithmic ADC in half flash (BCD)
    (2006-12-01)
    Chuenarom, S.
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    Maitreechit, S.
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    Roengruen, P.
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    Tipsuwarnpron, V.
    This paper presents a principle of analog to digital converter (ADC) based on current mode half flash (BCD). This circuit can be converted to 4-bit output at each moment, and multiple output bit numbers by serial connection. It use a current injection technique to increase the speed of current mirrors, low power and algorithmic ADC application is presented. A current mode, the active current mirror and current comparators that controlled reference current by W/L ratio, has been used. Its feasibility agrees with simulation results of PSPICE program. The circuit design used CMOS 0.5μm which is capable to the slowest conversion time is less than 5.2nS , resulting in a conversion rate of more than 195 MHz , power consumed 1mW , input current 0-60 μA and single 2.5V supply. ©2006 IEEE.
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    Half flash ADC 4-bit without DAC
    (2001-12-01)
    Tipsuwanporn, V.
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    Chuenarom, S.
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    Junkrob, N.
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    Chuchotsakunleot, W.
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    Roengruen, P.
    This paper presents a principle of parallel Analog To Digital Conversion (ADC) based on current mode HALF FLASH ADC. This circuit can be converted to 4-bit output at each moment, and multiple output bit numbers by serial connection. A current mode, the active current mirror and current comparators that controlled reference current by W/L ratio, has been used. Its feasibility agrees with simulation results of PSPICE program. The circuit design used CMOS 0.8 μm which is capable to convert 4 -bit in 50 nS, power consumed 0.127 mW, input current 0-100 μA and single 3V supply. From simulation testing, the conversion rate is faster than other method.