Methods and apparatus to control current steering digital to...

Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – With particular solid state devices

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C341S144000

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07629910

ABSTRACT:
Methods and apparatus to control current steering digital to analog converters are described herein. In one example, a digital to analog converter includes a first unit cell including a positive output and a negative output, wherein the positive output of the first unit cell and the negative output of the first unit cell comprise substantially equal magnitudes and wherein the positive and negative outputs of the first unit cell are substantially one hundred eighty degrees out of phase; and a second unit cell including a positive output and a negative output, wherein the positive output of the second unit cell is substantially zero when the negative output of the second unit cell is non-zero.

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