CMOS: Mixed-Signal Circuit Design, Second Edition
General
book information
To
be published Fall 2008. Table of Contents and Index, Wiley-IEEE,
2009, ISBN 978-0-470-29026-2 (332 pages)
The
book’s author is R. Jacob
Baker. Buy at Amazon.com.
SPICE
schematic examples from the book can be viewed/simulated using LTspice (*.asc).
The
second edition of this book has been decoupled from the book CMOS Circuit
Design, Layout, and Simulation
so that it stands on its own as a graduate textbook in circuit
design using mixed-signal techniques (the combination
of analog circuit design with digital signal processing).
Traditional high-speed analog interfaces, including communication
circuits that operate over narrow bandwidths,
will be, and are currently in the process of being, replaced
with circuits that rely on digital signal processing to
overcome the shortcomings of the analog circuits
designed in nanometer CMOS (shortcomings like small gmro and
poor matching). These mixed-signal design (MSD) techniques will
be used to ultimately replace circuits ranging from
pipeline ADCs to Gilbert multipliers.
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Chapter 1 – Signals, Filters, and Tools |
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Chapter 2 – Sampling and Aliasing |
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Chapter 3 – Analog Filters |
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Chapter 4 – Digital Filters |
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Chapter 5 – Data Converter SNR |
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Chapter 6 – Data Converter Design Basics |
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Chapter 7 – Noise-Shaping Data Converters |
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Chapter 8 – Bandpass Data Converters |
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Chapter 9 – A High-Speed Data Converter |
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CMOS: Mixed-Signal Circuit Design (Old
Edition)
General
book information
Table of Contents
and Index, Wiley-IEEE,
2002, ISBN 0471227544 (502 pages)
The book’s author is R. Jacob Baker. Buy at Amazon.com.
SPICE
schematic examples from the book can be viewed/simulated using LTspice (*.asc).
The
SPICE netlists will run in WinSpice
(*.cir) or HSPICE
(*.sp).
Contributions
and email questions/comments from
mixed-signal circuit designers can be found here.
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SPICE files used in book |
Solutions to book problems |
Figures from the book |
Additional problems* |
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Chapters 1 - 29
are found in the first volume, CMOS: Circuit Design, Layout, and
Simulation |
Symbols.doc
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Chapter 30 - Data
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Chapter 31 -
Data Converter SNR |
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Chapter 32 - Noise-Shaping
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Chapter 33 -
Submicron CMOS Circuit Design |
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Chapter 34 -
Implementing Data Converters |
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Chapter 35 -
Integrator-Based CMOS Filters |
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Chapter 36 - At the
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Ch36_photos_1e.zip
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Data
sheets used in Ch. 36: 4007, lm339, 74HC74, OP37, LT1364,
TLC5540
*These
problems are made available, in addition to the textbook problems, but without
written solutions (since they would end up posted on the web).
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