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A new incremental ADC (IADC) is proposed which extends the order of a conventional incremental ADC from N to (2N − 1) by way of a two-step operation. For a given conversion time, the duration of each step can be optimised. For an Nth-order IADC, the performance is equivalent to that of a (2N − 1)-order converter. However, it only needs the same circuitry as the Nth-order one. The new IADC is hence more accurate, and also much more power-efficient than the conventional ones.

Inspec keywords: analogue-digital conversion

Other keywords: two-step incremental analogue-to-digital converter; two-step operation; incremental ADC; power-efficient IADC

Subjects: A/D and D/A convertors; A/D and D/A convertors

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