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Bandwidth limited sampling circuit of high linearity
   
Document Number
US Patent 7015850
Issued Date
March 21, 2006
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A bandwidth limited sampling circuit of high linearity may be implemented by using a first circuit portion to limit the bandwidth of the input signals, and using a second circuit portion to sample the bandwidth limited input signal. The first circuit portion and the second circuit portion may be implemented using separate components. In an alternative embodiment, bandwidth limiting is implemented by taking a difference of a sampled input signal from a sampled high frequency components of the input signal.
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Published
March 21, 2006
Application Number
10/710,620
Filed
July 26, 2004
US Classification
341/155   341/143 341/172
Int'l Classification
H03M   1/12   (20060101)  
Parent Case
CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS The present application is related to and claims priority from co_pending U.S. provisional patent application entitled, "Noise Suppression Scheme for Sampling Circuit", Filed on: Aug. 29, 2003, Ser. No. 60/498,801, naming as inventors: AYYAGARI et al, and is incorporated in its entirety herewith into the present application.
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341/155   341/144   341/143   341/172   341/139   341/122  
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A sampling circuit and method are disclosed. The sampling circuit includes a buffer, a holding capacitor, a set of switches, and at least two voltage references. The buffer drives buffered analog input signal via a first switch to a first node of holding capacitor. A second switch connects a second node of the holding capacitor to a first reference voltage. A third switch connects the second node of the holding capacitor to a second reference voltage. When the first and second switches are closed, charge accumulates on the holding capacitor. Opening the second switch terminates charging. The third switch biases the charged capacitor to the second reference voltage and the sampled output is taken from the first node of the holding capacitor. A rotary clock and control circuit provide the precise timing for the switches, especially the opening of the second switch, which determines the end of the sampling time.

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