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FILENUMBER: 1087 BEGIN_KEYWORDS TEXT CMOS DIGITAL IC DESIGN KANG LEBLEBICI END_KEYWORDS DATE: November 2002 TITLE: TEXT ON CMOS DIGITAL IC DESIGN BY KANG AND LEBLEBICI
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TITLE: TEXT ON CMOS DIGITAL IC DESIGN BY KANG AND LEBLEBICI

"CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits: Analysis and Design" Third Ed.
(ISBN  007-246053-9) by  Steve  Kang  (University  of California,
Santa  Cruz)   and   Yusuf   Leblebici   (Worcester   Polytechnic
Institute), starts with  CMOS  processing,  and  then  covers MOS
Transition Models, basic CMOS  gates,  dynamic  circuits,  memory
circuits,  BiCMOS  circuits,  I/O   circuits,  VLSI  design meth-
odologies,  design  for manufacturability  and  design  for test-
ability. This text provides rigorous  treatment  of basic  design 
concepts with  detailed  examples.  It   addresses   both  design  
concepts and computer aided analysis  -  for  most of the circuit
examples, SPICE simulation results are provided for illustration.

Distinctions of this text include:

* Systematic development of CMOS circuit principles  in  Chapters
  1-8 provide an in-depth understanding of CMOS design.

* From chapter 4 onwards, SPICE simulation results  are  provided
  to assist in the computer aided analysis of CMOS circuits.

* In-depth analysis of high speed dynamic circuits  is  given  in
  Chapter 9.

* Rigorous treatment of memory  circuits  in  Chapter  10,  where
  state of the art illustrations of memory  technology  are  used
  concerning various memory circuits such as ROM, SRAM and DRAM.

* Systematic design and analysis of I/O circuits in Chapter 11.

The Third Edition includes:

* An entirely re-written chapter on Memory Circuits-- Ch. 10

* Extensive treatment of  state-of-the  art  memory  technologies
  including DRAM arrays and Flash memories.

* Strong  emphasis  on  sub-micron  CMOS  technolgoies  in  every
  chapter!

* Extensive coverage of CMOS fabrication technologies  and  mask-
  level layout design.

To order, access: McGraw-Hill.

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