Enrique Alvarez-Fontecilla, Paul S. Wilkins, Steven C. Rose
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摘要
一般来说,非分段式 DAC 的 DEM 很好理解,关于这一主题及其基本原理的文献有很多。在分段式 DAC 的背景下,DEM 是一个更令人费解的课题,因为随机化 DAC 的失配引起的误差并不简单,这些 DAC 的元素在名义上大小不一。在本文中,我们将通过逐步推导一个简单的 DAC 架构来探讨分段 DEM DAC 的主题。
Understanding High-Resolution Dynamic Element Matching DACs [Feature]
DEM in the context of non-segmented DACs is well understood in general, and numerous articles can be found in the literature on this topic and its fundamentals. DEM in the context of segmented DACs is a more puzzling subject, as randomizing the mismatch-induced error of a DAC whose elements are nominally different in size is not straightforward. In this article, we cover the topic of segmented DEM DACs via the step-bystep derivation of a simple DAC architecture that is linear by virtue of its shuffling scheme.
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