This paper presents a 31.5-GHz bandwidth (BW) 56-GS/s time-interleaved (TI) analog-to-digital converter (ADC) with 5.7-b effective number of bits (ENOB) and 5.2-b ENOB up to 17.5 and 27.1 GHz, respectively. To achieve the ENOB requirement over the entire Nyquist BW in 100-/200-Gb/s digital coherent receivers, several ENOB and BW enhancement techniques are presented. First, a low-noise parametric T/H amplifier is proposed to amplify the sampled signal and improve the SNR of the subsequent sub-channel ADCs. Second, a switched sub-channel buffer is proposed to avoid the distortion caused by the limited BW of the sub-channel buffer during tracking. Finally, multiple BW enhancing techniques are employed. The entire chip is fabricated in the 28-nm CMOS process, occupies an active area of 0.878 mm2, and consumes 702 mW.
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