Overview
Our analog-to-digital converter is a configurationally general-purpose ADC that uses a traditional Charge-Redistribution SAR architecture referenced to VDD, VSS. The 10-bit ADC has an architecture of successive approximation analog to digital converter circuit. The architecture is capable of achieving up to 10-bit resolution. It includes an eight-channel input multiplexor and provides input buffers that may be bypassed for full rail-to-rail capability. Successive approximation analog to digital converter consists of four main subcircuits: sample and hold circuit to acquire the input voltage (Vin), analog voltage comparator that compares Vin to the output of the internal DAC and outputs the result of the comparison to the successive approximation logic.The ADC does not require any special analog options and can be cost-effectively ported across foundries and process nodes upon request.Our analog-to-digital converter can be tuned to your specifications and is ideally suited for signal conversion and monitoring in applications such as in IoT, Security, Automotive, AI and general SoCs and ASICs.
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