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Suppression of transients or glitches

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I am designing a Pipeline ADC. I want to suppress/eliminate any transients/glitches that occur at reference voltage nodes (used in the ADC comparators mainly). Apart from putting in a capacitor, what other circuit can I use? Any precautions to be taken? If anybody could upload papers or give me ideas, I would appreciate.

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Suhas
 

hi
maybe you can design LDO it can remove the high freuqency noise on vdd or vss
 

You would need a reference buffer with fast-settling time.

An alternative is to use a large off-chip capacitor.
 

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