Abstract:This Ph.D. thesis pertains to the investigation, design, and monolithic realization of GHz Digital-to-Analog Converters (DACs). State-of-the-art DACs rely heavily on complex digital approaches (calibrations or dynamic-element-matching (DEM)) to achieve high linearity. However, these DACs undesirably suffer from inherent drawbacks such as high switching noise, long (time) latency, and complex GHz synchronization. Consequently, GS/s DACs with innate accuracy (i.e., without calibrations or DEM) are particularly a… Show more
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