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A multistop time-to-digital converter
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, 1981Abstract The article describes a multistop TDC with a resolution of 1 ns designed for time-of-flight mass spectrometry (maximum 128 μs) in heavy ion induced desorption experiments. The dead time of the device is 80 ns. An optional circuit for random rejection of stop signals allows observation of the second of two masses desorbed simultaneously ...
E. Festa, R. Sellem
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Interpolating time-to-digital converters
Optoelectronics, Instrumentation and Data Processing, 2008Principles of conversion of single time intervals into a digital code with the use of interpolation of the reference period for reducing the sampling error are reviewed. Interpolating converters are based on integrated digital delay lines and phase interpolation elements, which allow the resolution lower than the propagation delay of a single logical ...
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Background on Time-to-Digital Converters
2015For the first time, a third-order noise shaping concept has been successfully implemented in the design of time-to-digital converters (TDCs). Two 1-1-1 multistage noise shaping (MASH) \(\Delta\Sigma\) TDCs are presented in this chapter. Third-order time domain noise shaping has been adopted by the TDCs to achieve better than 6 ps resolution.
Ying Cao, Paul Leroux, Michiel Steyaert
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Applications for Time-to-Digital Converters
2010Amongst other things, time-to-digital converters are used in high energy and particle physics, for measurement and instrumentation applications, for time of flight measurement, digital PLLs, and data converters. This chapter focuses on emerging applications in main stream micro-electronics.
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Arrayed time to digital converter
2022MYERS CHARLES, SUN SHUNMING, LEE ADAM
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Time-to-Digital Converter Basics
2010On the basis of a generic mixed-signal system the scaling difficulties of analog and mixed-signal circuits based on a signal representation in the voltage domain are discussed for nanometer CMOS technologies. Therewith, the advantages of a signal representation in the time domain are emphasized.
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