Subranging ADC with error correction through increased fine step

Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – Analog to digital conversion

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341154, 341158, H03M 114

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050992406

ABSTRACT:
A multiple-clock-cycle subranging type A/D converter utilizing sufficient fine steps in the LSB identification to cover two complete coarse steps so that there are no gaps in the fine steps and no potential errors. Also, two LSB encoders can be utilized, one during each clock cycle, to increase the speed of the A/D converter. The components of the A/D converter are positioned on a semiconductor chip so that noise from electronic switches is not introduced into the reference voltage ladder.

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