The objective of this project is to design a low-power band-gap voltage reference that uses internal digital processing to compute its analog output. A conventional band-gap reference creates an output voltage by summing a with a constant times in the analog domain. The idea of this project is that digitizing the and voltages allows the arithmetic to be done in the digital domain, which may be less expensive in die area and power dissipation than using standard analog techniques in modern CMOS processes.
Emmanuel Adeagbo and Stephen Lewis,
"A Band-Gap Reference with Internal Digital Signal Processing,"
Technical Report ECE-2011
VLSI Computation Lab and Solid State Circuits Research Laboratory,
ECE Department, University of California, Davis,
December, 2011.
@techreport{eadeagbo:DualSlopeADC, author = {Emmanuel Adeagbo and Stephen Lewis}, title = {A Band-Gap Reference with Internal Digital Signal Processing}, institution = {VLSI Computation Lab and SSCRL, ECE Department, University of California, Davis}, year = 2011, month = Jul, number = {ECE-2011}, note = {\url{http://vcl.ece.ucdavis.edu/pubs/2011.07.techreport.dualslopeadc/}} }