Systematic design of a 14-bit 150-MS/s CMOS current-steering D/A converter

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This paper presents a D/A converter with a 14-bit intrinsic linearity in 0.5μm CMOS technology, which has been designed using a systematic design methodology for current-steering D/A converters. A flexible architecture is proposed for which the design parameters are calculated using a performance-driven top-down design methodology. The layout of the regular structures typical for D/A converters is automatically generated. Measurement results are reported. Due to the systematic design methodology, the design was realized in less than one month total accumulated person effort.

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Van der Plas, G., Vandenbussche, J., Daems, W., Van den Bosch, A., Gielen, G., Steyaert, M., & Sansen, W. (2000). Systematic design of a 14-bit 150-MS/s CMOS current-steering D/A converter. In Proceedings - Design Automation Conference (pp. 452–457). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1145/337292.337540

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