A 68 uW 31 kS/s Fully-Capacitive Noise-Shaping SAR ADC with 102 dB SNDR

This paper presents a 17 bit analogue-to-digital converter that incorporates mismatch and quantisation noise-shaping techniques into an energy-saving 10 bit successive approximation quantiser to increase the dynamic range by another 42 dB. We propose a novel fully-capacitive topology which allows fo...

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