6bits, 1Gsps Sub-Ranging Flash AD Converter
The coarse converter that produces, at every clock cycle the Digital data used to evaluate the 3 MSB of the result and an analog residue signal to be used by the fine converters.
The C-DAC combines the input and the ADC coarse digital output to generate the residual voltage which is converted by the ADC fine to get 3 additional bits of resolution.
Both C-DAC and fine ADC work at half of the frequency and are used interleaved so that a converted value is generated at each clock cycle.
ADC Calibration can be performed in two modes:
• Auto calibration: the detected calibration code is automatically used to calibrate the ADC. This is the fastest way to calibrate the ADC but the result is affected by the noise.
• Store/retrieve mode: the calibration is performed several times and collected Data are averaged. This mode of calibration is slow but offers some noise immunity.
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