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In this paper, low-power design techniques of highspeed A/D converters are reviewed and discussed. Pipeline and parallel-pipeline architectures are treated as these are dominant architectures when required high sampling rate and high resolution with reasonable power dissipation. A power optimization of pipeline and parallel pipeline ADCs based on models of noise analysis and response time of a building block in the multiple-stage pipeline ADC is also presented. Finally, the theoretical minimum of required power in pipeline ADCs is discussed