It is tempting when pushing the limits of analog-to-digital conversion to consider interleaving two or more converters to increase the sample rate (Figure 1). However, such designs must take into consideration several possible sources of error. The first consideration is the bandwidth of the converters. For example, if the bandwidth of the converters is just over half their sampling rate, then it would not do much good to interleave them. Fortunately, the bandwidth of most converters which currently “push the envelope” is often many times higher than their sample rate since these converters are often used in undersampling situations.