Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Analog Integrated Circuit Design

Author: [Canada] John Smith / [Canada] Martin / Zeng Chaoyang et al
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Although digital circuits have indeed replaced a large number of analog circuits in many applications, people still require a significant number of high-quality analog circuit designs when dealing with the real world. As systems are integrated, integrated circuits are becoming larger and larger. In most cases, modern integrated circuits must include analog circuits to connect with the real world. Although this portion of the analog circuit only occupies a small part of the entire chip area, it often becomes the limiting factor and the most challenging part of integrated circuit design. Therefore, we still need analog circuit designers. The purpose of this book is to provide integrated circuit designers with the necessary comprehensive knowledge to help them become excellent analog circuit designers. This book is an outstanding textbook for the analysis and design of analog integrated circuits. It explains the basic principles and concepts of various analog circuits from an intuitive perspective and with rigorous logical reasoning, while also discussing new issues and technological developments in the field. The book is clearly written, with a strong focus on key points and practicality, combining theory with practice. It provides numerous design examples from modern industry, introduces many practical design techniques, and serves as a reference for engineering technicians in this field. It is also an invaluable textbook suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students in various electrical engineering disciplines.