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A current-mode DAC unit circuit with smooth transition

A current-mode DAC unit circuit with smooth transition
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摘要 The digital-to-analogue converter (DAC) plays a significant role in modern electronic systems, and current-mode DACs are widely used due to their excellent properties. However, the non-ideal transition at switching instants of the unit circuit will directly affect the performance of the current-mode DAC. The parasitic effects resulting in non-ideal transition are analyzed in this paper. A simple structure unit circuit is proposed to diminish the non-ideal transition. The simulation results show that the parasitic effects are suppressed effectively, and a smoother output transition is achieved. The feasibility of the proposed current-mode DAC unit circuit is verified by the application in a frequency jitter circuit. The digital-to-analogue converter (DAC) plays a significant role in modern electronic systems, and current-mode DACs are widely used due to their excellent properties. However, the non-ideal transition at switching instants of the unit circuit will directly affect the performance of the current-mode DAC. The parasitic effects resulting in non-ideal transition are analyzed in this paper. A simple structure unit circuit is proposed to diminish the non-ideal transition. The simulation results show that the parasitic effects are suppressed effectively, and a smoother output transition is achieved. The feasibility of the proposed current-mode DAC unit circuit is verified by the application in a frequency jitter circuit.
出处 《Journal of Semiconductors》 EI CAS CSCD 2015年第7期134-139,共6页 半导体学报(英文版)
基金 Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61401243) the Scientific Research Foundation of Ningbo University,China(No.xkl1331)
关键词 current-mode DAC unit circuit non-ideal transition parasitic effects suppression current-mode DAC unit circuit non-ideal transition parasitic effects suppression
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