This paper presents a 17 bit analogue-to-digital converter that incorporates mismatch and quantisation noiseshaping techniques into an energy-saving 10 bit successive approximation quantiser to increase the dynamic range by another 42 dB. We propose a novel fully-capacitive topology which allows for high-speed asynchronous conversion together with a background calibration scheme to reduce the oversampling requirement by 10× compared to prior-art. A 0.18µm CMOS technology is used to demonstrate preliminary simulation results together with analytic measures that optimise parameter and topology selection. The proposed system is able to achieve a FoM S of 183 dB for a maximum signal bandwidth of 15.6 kHz while dissipating 68 µW from a 1.8 V supply. A peak SNDR of 102 dB is demonstrated for this rate with a 0.201 mm 2 area requirement.
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