A signal-specific approach for reducing SAR-ADC power consumption

Ken Chia-Han Chiang, N. S. Artan, H. J. Chao
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A novel power optimization technique, called adaptive tracking is proposed in this paper for successive approximation analog-to-digital converters aiming implantable device applications. A SAR-ADC can easily be equipped with the proposed tracking technique by a minor modification in its digital circuitry (SAR). This work relies on the similarity of consecutive sample values in band-limited bio-potentials. The proposed adaptive tracking scheme can reduce power consumption of a wide variety of SAR-ADCs. In particular, we show that the tracking scheme can save 30% of power in a conventional SAR-ADC, 31% of power in those using binary SAR-ADCs using a weighted DAC with split MSB capacitor, and 8% of power in those using charge sharing DAC.
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降低SAR-ADC功耗的特定信号方法
针对可植入器件应用的逐次逼近模数转换器,提出了一种新的功率优化技术——自适应跟踪。通过对其数字电路(SAR)进行微小修改,SAR- adc可以很容易地配备所提出的跟踪技术。这项工作依赖于带限生物电位中连续样品值的相似性。所提出的自适应跟踪方案可以降低各种sar - adc的功耗。特别是,我们表明跟踪方案可以在传统SAR-ADC中节省30%的功率,在使用带有分裂MSB电容器的加权DAC的二进制SAR-ADC中节省31%的功率,在使用电荷共享DAC的二进制SAR-ADC中节省8%的功率。
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