Gm. Haller et Ba. Wooley, AN ANALOG MEMORY INTEGRATED-CIRCUITS FOR WAVE-FORM SAMPLING UP TO 900MHZ, IEEE transactions on nuclear science, 41(4), 1994, pp. 1203-1207
The design and implementation of a switched-capacitor memory suitable
for capturing high-speed analog waveforms is described. Highlights of
the presented circuit are a 900 MHz sampling frequency (generated on c
hip), input signal independent cell pedestals and sampling instances,
and cell gains that are insensitive to component sizes. A two-channel
version of the memory with 32 cells for each channel has been integrat
ed in a 2-mum complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) process w
ith polysilicon-to-polysilicon capacitors. The measured rms cell respo
nse variation in a channel after cell pedestal subtraction is less tha
n 0.3 mV across the full input signal range. The cell-to-cell gain mat
ching is better than 0.01% rms, and the nonlinearity is less than 0.03
% for a 2.5-V input range. The dynamic range of the memory exceeds 13
bits, and the peak signal-to-(noise+distortion) ratio for a 21.4 MHz s
ine wave sampled at 900 MHz is 59 dB.