Digital Integrated Circuit Analysis and Design: Deep Submicron Processes (Third Edition)

Author: (USA) Hodges
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Based on semiconductor device physics, this book gradually explains the design techniques of digital integrated circuits in deep submicron processes. It covers topics such as device models and formulas, basic logic gates, static and dynamic circuits, memory design, effects of interconnects, and the distribution of power grids and clocks on the chip. The discussion is primarily based on 0.18μm and 0.13μm CMOS processes, highlighting the new challenges brought by interconnects in deep submicron processes and their impact on design. Additionally, the book emphasizes the application of SPICE simulation tools in circuit design. Reflecting the development of deep submicron digital integrated circuit design techniques, the content is rich and comprehensive, making it an excellent textbook. It can serve as both a teaching material and reference for undergraduate and graduate students in microelectronics, computer science, and electronic engineering, as well as a reference for professionals in related fields.