Introduction to Vlsi Design

by Eugene D. Fabricius

Along with the rapid changes in technology and the vital role that VLSI design plays in today's electronics industry comes a distinct need for a quality book that covers the important subject of VLSI clearly and completely. Introduction to VLSI Design, is the one book that satisfies that need. Considered superior to similar books in the same field, this book offers a unique introduction to the design and implementation of very large scale implementation systems. It includes complete coverage of integrated devices, integrated circuits, digital and analog sub-systems, system architecture, and much more. It runs the entire spectrum of VLSI design-from the basic physics of devices to introductory VLSI computer systems, in both NMOS and CMOS. Throughout the book, readers will find an important emphasis placed upon the use of computers for the design of circuit layouts. Excellent treatment is given to the procedures for designing and implementing digital integrated systems, including scaling of CMOS design rules and techniques for estimating time delays. Other important discussions include reliability and MOS failure, pass transistors, and MAGIC software applications.

544 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1990

Reviews

[Rajesh]

good book

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[Srikanth Sri]

may be good for reading

[Veena Sridhar · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good for undergrad students