This paper focuses on the driving requirements of
high-speed analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) and designs a high-speed
and high-linearity input drive buffer and digital output drive circuit.
For the design of input drive buffers, the transient voltage changes
during the charging and discharging process of the output load capacitor
are compensated by using a feedforward capacitor. At the same time, the
second-order effect is introduced to compensate for the
metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) transistor, coupling the input AC to the
drain end of the input pair transistor to suppress the nonlinear current
fluctuation caused by the modulation effect of MOS channel length. To
stabilize the common mode voltage of the output signal, a common mode
feedback circuit that replicates the main buffer is designed to provide
a static working point for the main buffer. For the design of digital
output drive circuits, based on the low-voltage differential
signaling(LVDS) drive circuit in traditional current mode, a jump
coupling capacitor is introduced to accelerate the establishment of
digital signals. At the same time, a dual current source driver with
common mode feedback is designed to make the current and voltage flowing
through the matching resistor more accurate. The circuit design was carried out under TSMC
technology, and simulation results showed that at an input signal
frequency of
, the effective number of bits of the sampled signal at the output end
of input drive buffer was greater than 10.4 bits, and the output common
mode voltage fluctuation was less than
; the digital output drive circuit can stabilize the common mode voltage
within the design range of
, with a differential mode voltage range of
at a working frequency of
, both of which meet the design requirements.