Continued scaling of feature sizes have led to reduction in OpAmp gain thus making it unsuitable for using in a negative feedback system. Comparator Based Switched Capacitor (CBSC) circuits have been proposed as an alternative solution to alleviate this problem. The architecture uses continuous comparators and current sources to detect the virtual ground condition at the input rather than forcing it in the case of an OpAmp. However the architecture consumes static power due to usage of continuous comparators thus making it unsuitable for ultra low power applications. In this work, we use a clocked comparator based switched capacitor circuit technique which mitigates the power concerns by using clocked comparators instead of continuous comparators. The charge transfer phase consists of several cycles and charging-discharging operation is performed by a number of binary weighted current sources. This work reports the application of this technique in a 1st order ΣΔ ADC in a 0.18 μm gpdk technology and we achieve 54.1 dB peak SNDR over a 20 KHz bandwidth dissipating 64.9 μW of power from a 1.8 V supply.