A clock-skew tolerant 8-bit 16x timeinterleaved (TI) SAR ADC is presented that meets WiGig standard requirements with only background offset and gain calibrations. By using a "correct-by-construction", timingcalibration-free global bottom-plate sampling scheme, the ADC achieves a sampling rate of 2.64GS/s while maintaining an ENOB of over 6 bits in the entire Nyquist band. The 40nm LP CMOS design dissipates 39mW from 1.2V. The TI-SAR ADC characterized with an integrated receiver front-end achieves -21.44dB EVM at sensitivity with an OFDM/ QAM16 signal.
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