With further scaling of CMOS technology noise disturbance, mismatch and process variation become the major constraints of analog DC-DC converters. Consequently, digitally assisted DC-DC converters are coming in the focus of new systems, because they are easier to be configurated in the applications than the typical analog DC-DC converters, while being more robust against noise disturbance and process variation. As interface devices between analog real world and digital signal processing, ADCs must be optimized for signals in digital DC-DC converters. But the existing synchronous ADCs, which require multiple clock cycles per conversion, as SAR and Pipeline ADCs, are not suitable for the application in DC-DC converters because of special si...