This paper proposes a low-power 240 frames/s 2.1 M-pixel CMOS image sensor with column-shared cyclic (CY) ADCs. Two-column shared CY-ADC architecture and two-level stacked ADC placement are employed for low-power and small pixel pitch design. The proposed CY-ADC uses only one OTA and four capacitors. Distributed clocking scheme using cascaded repeaters is proposed to reduce the required peak current. The prototype sensor was fabricated in a 0.13-μm1P4M process with pixel pitch of 2.25μm. The designed 10-bit ADC dissipates only 90/channelwith 1.5 V supply. The measured DNL and INL are$+$0.59/$-$0.83 LSB and$+$2.8/$-$3.6 LSB, respectively. The measured maximum pixel rate is 500 Mpixels/s with total power consumption of 300 mW.
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