Abstract
Interleaving can relax the power-speed tradeoffs of analog-to-digital converters and reduce their metastability error rate while increasing the input capacitance. This paper quantifies the benefits and derives an upper bound on the performance by considering kT/C noise and slewing requirements of the circuit driving the system. A frequency-domain analysis of interleaved converters is also presented that sheds light on the corruption mechanisms due to interchannel mismatches. A background timing mismatch calibration technique is proposed and experimentally shown to reduce the image to -75 dB for input frequencies exceeding 500 MHz.
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