Energy and area efficiency are crucial performance indicators for small mobile IoT devices in terms of operating time and unit cost. Typically, mobile devices equipped with high-resolution sensors that operate in a range of a few megahertz of bandwidth require a pipelined-SAR ADC for digitizing analog signals [1]. However, a residue amplifier in the ADC needs to perform at a low noise level to achieve high resolution. This poses a deteriorated energy efficiency of the mobile devices since a substantial amount of energy is consumed in the residue amplifier to reduce thermal noise [1-4]. Recent floating inverter amplifiers (FIAs) [1], [4] in Fig. 1 (left) improve energy efficiency by utilizing the current-reuse technique.