High speed, wide dynamic range analog-to-digital conversion

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340347M, 324115, 330 25A, H03K 1302

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040694798

ABSTRACT:
A wide dynamic range, wide bandwidth, analog-to-digital conversion system and method. A plurality of overlapped analog-to-digital converters are utilized in conjunction with scaling amplifiers to provide a plurality of output ranges. Means for selecting the set of output bits which provides a magnitude representation of the input signal are provided along with means for outputting a digital representation of the appropriate range.

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