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Analogue-to-digital converter (ADC) is a very important circuit element to convert analogue signal into digital signal for information processing. There are several designs to implement ADC. The precision of an ADC depends on its resolution. In this work, this group has shown the design of eight-bit ADC using quantum dot gate non-volatile memory (QDNVM). The controllable threshold voltage of QDNVM is very useful to design comparators which are the main component of this ADC circuit. This work shows the use of QDNVM in eight-bit ADC design.

Inspec keywords: integrated circuit design; comparators (circuits); analogue-digital conversion; flash memories; random-access storage; semiconductor quantum dots

Other keywords: eight-bit ADC circuit design; digital signal; analogue-to-digital converter; quantum dot gate nonvolatile memory; circuit element; controllable threshold voltage; word length 8 bit; QDNVM; analogue signal; information processing; comparator design; nonvolatile flash memory

Subjects: Semiconductor storage; Memory circuits; Digital circuit design, modelling and testing; A/D and D/A convertors; A/D and D/A convertors

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