Circuit Design for Cmos Vlsi, Paperback by Uyemura, John P., Like New Used, F...

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Number of Pages: 480 Pages Book Title: Circuit Design for Cmos Vlsi Subject Area: Technology & Engineering Language: English Item Width: 6.1 in Author: John P. Uyemura Item Length: 9.3 in Publisher: Springer Item Weight: 25.3 Oz width: 6.1 in Publication Name: Circuit Design for Cmos Vlsi Subject: Electrical Item Height: 0.4 in height: 0.4 in ISBN: 9781461366096 Type: Textbook Publication Year: 2011 Format: Trade Paperback

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Circuit Design for Cmos Vlsi, Paperback by Uyemura, John P., Like New Used, F.... Circuit Design for Cmos Vlsi, Paperback by Uyemura, John P., ISBN 1461366097, ISBN-13 9781461366096, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US During the last decade, CMOS has become increasingly attractive as a basic integrated circuit technology due to its low power (at moderate frequencies), good scalability, and rail-to-rail operation. There are now a variety of CMOS circuit styles, some based on static complementary con ductance properties, but others borrowing from earlier NMOS techniques and the advantages of using clocking disciplines for precharge-evaluate se quencing. In this comprehensiv, the reader is led systematically through the entire range of CMOS circuit design. Starting with the in dividual MOSFET, basic circuit building blocks are described, leading to a broad view of both combinatorial and sequential circuits. Once these circuits are considered in the light of CMOS process technologies, impor tant topics in circuit performance are considered, including characteristics of interconnect, gate delay, device sizing, and I/O buffering. Basic circuits are then composed to form macro elements such as multipliers, where the reader acquires a unified view of architectural performance through par allelism, and circuit performance through careful attention to circuit-level and layout design optimization. Topics in analog circuit design reflect the growing tendency for both analog and circuit forms to be combined on the same chip, and a careful treatment of BiCMOS forms introduces the reader to the combination of both FET and bipolar technologies on the same chip to provide improved performance.