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Biomedical electronics has gained significant attention in ADCs can be implemented by employing a variety of
healthcare industry, where biomedical devices are becoming architectures. However, specific limitations (conversion time,
widespread for use in the diagnosis of disease or other power consumption, accuracy) of each architecture, lead to a
conditions, or in the cure, mitigation and prevention of different choice depending of the required specifications. The
disease. They are used in wide variety of conditions such as conversion time for flash ADCs does not change materially
cardiac pacemakers for cardiac arrhythmia, cochlear implants and the structure becomes more complex with the increase in
for deafness or retinal implants for blindness. A large amount resolution, for every bit increase in resolution almost doubles
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the size of the ADC core circuitry, and the power also double. The quantization error is then restored to original full scale
For integrating ADCs, the conversion time doubles with every by an amplifier of gain 2𝐵. Stages operate concurrently; that is,
bit increase in resolution and core die size will not materially at any time, the first stage operates on the most recent sample
change with an increase in resolution . while all other stages operate on residues. So the digital
outputs of each stage are delayed by using delay elements so
Comparatively, the SAR ADC will have a few advantages over that their values correspond to the same input sample. The
the other ADCs to fulfill these work specifications. First, the digital correction block is used to generate the required
SAR ADC consumes much less power since its structure output bits.
consists of only one comparator, switched capacitors digital
to analog converter, all consuming little power. Second it 4. SUB-ADC:
follows a very simple principle, the binary search algorithm,
which makes it simpler to design and implement than for In SAR ADC , one bit is determined in each clock cycle using
instance sigma-delta ADCs. Since the main purpose of this binary search algorithm . The block diagram is seen in Fig. 3.
work is to achieve a low power and low area ADC the SAR VIN is sampled and compared to the output of the DAC. The
architecture was chosen as sub-ADC. But SAR ADC suffers comparator output controls the direction of the binary search,
from high resolution and speed. To overcome these and the output of the successive approximation register
limitations we proposed a high speed, power efficient (SAR) is the actual digital conversion. The successive
Pipelined ADC. approximation algorithm is as follows.
Since the SAR output controls the DAC and the SAR
output is 100...0, the DAC output will be set to VREF/2.
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5. Sub-Blocks of SAR-ADC:
Fig5. Two Stage CMOS Comparator With Output Inverter[5]
A. Sample and hold circuit:
Differential pair circuit is leveraged to mete out high gain,
In general, Sample and hold circuit (SHC) contains a switch common source amplifier is leveraged to amplify the meted
and capacitor. In the tracking mode, when the sampling signal out signal, inverter buffer is leveraged for a pungent output.
is high and the switch is connected, it tracks the analog input Input differential pair is designed by using NMOS because of
signal. its high mobility. When the same inputs are given to the
differential pair, current flown through the pair's drain is
same .current mirror circuit mirrors out the same to its
adjacent which ensures the same potential at the drain source
of PMOS1 shown in the figure 5.
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6.RESULTS:
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7. CONCLUSION
7. REFERENCES
Transient Analysis of Pipelined ADC: [4] Oskuii, Saeeid Tahmasbi. "Comparative study on low-
power high performance flip-flops." (2004).
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