Common-mode error self-calibration circuit and method of operati

Coded data generation or conversion – Converter calibration or testing

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341172, H03M 110

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ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a fully differential converter (10) having a very high common mode rejection ratio. The capacitive parasitics (CP) are accounted for by a strategic placement of error correction capacitances (20). The actual value of the capacitance is calculated from time to time by successively making comparative circuit operations and by adding and subtracting capacitance automatically under logic control (62) until the circuit is in near balance. The final value of the added capacitance for any given calculation set is stored in a memory (61). In this manner the circuit become self-calibrating and common mode rejection ratios over 90 db are possible.

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