Abstract
This paper proposes a mid-stage latch circuit to be employed in a high-speed comparator. The advantages of the proposed circuit are low kickback noise and offset. Moreover, low-power and high-speed characteristics are obtained by avoiding direct connection between the pre-amplifier and latch stages using another stage between them. The power-delay product (PDP) of the comparator is reduced due to the reduction in charging and discharging delays at the latching nodes. The proposed comparator consumes only 244.19 µW using a 1 V supply voltage. Furthermore, the bandwidth, delay, offset, and kickback noise of the proposed comparator are 4 GHz, 26.91 ps, 3 mV, and 38 mV, respectively. Results indicate the proper performance of the proposed comparator in low-power applications.
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