
A continuously integrating analog-to-digital converter (ADC) calculates a digital output by integrating an input voltage over a number of time intervals using a multisloping technique to define the input voltage in terms of a slope count. A residue ADC is used in lieu of a run-down interval of the integrator to calculate the least significant bits of the ADC digital output. This is accomplished by first sampling the integrator output voltage, and then after a number of time intervals, sampling t...











