Optical Communication Integrated Circuit Design

Author: Razaee
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: When process engineers improve processes and develop new ones to create faster transistors in order to overcome the bottleneck of the transistor cutoff frequency, the task of circuit design engineers is to apply the developed transistors to design the fastest possible, or so-called ultra-fast, integrated circuits. Since the upper limit of the 40Gb/s ultra-high-speed digital signal band has exceeded 3GHz and entered the millimeter-wave band, coupled with the diversity of functional circuits, the design of optical communication integrated circuits is highly challenging. Beginners undoubtedly yearn for teaching materials and books in this field. This book is a textbook-style work written by B. Razavi, a pioneering researcher and professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, for research and internship engineers. It systematically covers topics from basic concepts to advanced discussions, is rigorous yet easy to understand, emphasizes modern VISI technology, particularly CMOS technology, and presents a wealth of circuit techniques, making it highly valuable as a reference.