Description
Book SynopsisA practical guide to the successful integration of digital and analog circuits
Mixed-signal processing-the integration of digital and analog circuitry within computer systems-enables systems to take signals from the analog world and process them within a digital system. In fact, recent advances in VLSI technology performance now allow for the integration of digital and analog circuits on a single chip, a process that requires the use of analog pre- and post-processing systems such as converters, filters, sensors, drivers, buffers, and actuators. However, the lack of universal CAD tools for the synthesis, simulation, and layout of the analog part of the chip represents a design bottleneck of today''s VLSI circuits.
Mixed-Signal Systems: A Guide to CMOS Circuit Design presents a comprehensive general overview of the latest CMOS technology and covers the various computer systems that may be used for designing integrated circuits. Taking an original approach to one- and two-dim
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Table of ContentsPreface.
Part I: Mixed Signals, Technology and Techniques.
1. Continuous and Discrete Signals.
2. Properties of Basic CMOS Cells.
3. CMOS Circuit Fabrication.
4. Digital Techniques.
5. Analog VLSI Circuits.
Part II: Methods and Tools for Mixed Signal Circuit Design.
6. One-Dimensional Signal Processing.
7. Image Processing.
8. Silicon Compilers.
References.
Index.
