A Novel NN-Based Fast-Convergence Background Calibration for Timing Mismatch in TI ADCs

A novel background calibration technique for timing mismatch in time-interleaved ADCs (TI ADCs) with fast convergence speed is presented in this brief. The proposed calibration applies a customized neural network (NN) to extract the information of timing skews for compensation. Compared to the conventional background methods for calibrating timing mismatches without reference, this brief significantly increases the convergence speed with high accuracy. In comparison with prior NN-based calibration works, this brief could follow the error changes in the background and has stronger robustness, also without any risk of fidelity problem. A 12-bit 3GSps 4-channel TI ADC model with noise and jitter is simulated for verifying the effectiveness of this technique. Simulation results show that the proposed technique could improve the SNDR and SFDR by 7.41dB and 24.73dB respectively, with only 1536 samples for convergence. Off-chip validation with a 12-bit 3GSps 4-channel TI ADC also proves the effectiveness and practicality of this brief.

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IEEE Transactions on Circuits & Systems II Express Briefs
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2024-10-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tcsii.2024.3477463
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Analog and Mixed-Signal Circuit Design
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A Novel NN-Based Fast-Convergence Background Calibration for Timing Mismatch in TI ADCs

Jie Pu, Mingqiang Guo, L. Q. Qin, He Tang et al.
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IEEE Transactions on Circuits & Systems II Express Briefs
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A Novel NN-Based Fast-Convergence Background Calibration for Timing Mismatch in TI ADCs

Jie Pu, Mingqiang Guo, L. Q. Qin, He Tang, Zhifei Lu, Xizhu Peng, Yutao Peng, Boyuan Zhang
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Abstract

A novel background calibration technique for timing mismatch in time-interleaved ADCs (TI ADCs) with fast convergence speed is presented in this brief. The proposed calibration applies a customized neural network (NN) to extract the information of timing skews for compensation. Compared to the conventional background methods for calibrating timing mismatches without reference, this brief significantly increases the convergence speed with high accuracy. In comparison with prior NN-based calibration works, this brief could follow the error changes in the background and has stronger robustness, also without any risk of fidelity problem. A 12-bit 3GSps 4-channel TI ADC model with noise and jitter is simulated for verifying the effectiveness of this technique. Simulation results show that the proposed technique could improve the SNDR and SFDR by 7.41dB and 24.73dB respectively, with only 1536 samples for convergence. Off-chip validation with a 12-bit 3GSps 4-channel TI ADC also proves the effectiveness and practicality of this brief.

IEEE Transactions on Circuits & Systems II Express BriefsVol. 72(1)
University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (CN), University of Macau (MO), Institute of Microelectronics (CN), Chengdu Tiger Microwave Technology (China) (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 37%
Analog and Mixed-Signal Circuit Design
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