CMOS: Mixed-Signal Circuit Design, Second Edition
General
Book Information
Published by Wiley-IEEE Press, ISBN
978-0-470-29026-2, 2nd Edition, 2009.
The
book’s author is R. Jacob Baker.
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Browse the book’s table of contents, index, or first
8 pages.
Errata and (some) email correspondence are found here.
Instructors may request an
evaluation copy here
§ Download specific book supporting material in the
table seen below or everything (from
both books) in:
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SPICE_CMOSedu.zip, Solutions_CMOSedu.zip,
Silvaco_CMOSedu.zip,
Cadence_IC61_CMOSedu.zip,
Cadence_IC51_CMOSedu.zip,
Figures_CMOSedu.zip,
and Electric_CMOSedu.zip.
§
Tutorials from CMOSedu.com: Bad design, Cadence Tutorials,
Circuit Tutorials, Electric VLSI Tutorials, LTspice Tutorials,
and Silvaco EDA
Tutorials.
§ Videos are located here.
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Brief Contents |
Cadence IC51 |
Cadence IC61 |
Figures (PPT) |
Solutions |
Problems* |
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LTspice schematics |
using LTspice |
Power point |
Book problems |
Additional |
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Chapter 1 – Signals, Filters,
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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** |
*These problems are made
available, in addition to the textbook problems, but without written solutions (the
solutions are not written up) since they would end up posted on the web.
**Chapter 9
Cadence, Electric, LTspice, and Silvaco zips include MATLAB scripts for determining data converter SNR from SPICE simulations, see MSD_MATLAB for
comments.
§ Online Seminar: Baker_ADC.pdf
and Baker_ADC.wmv (46:20, by
R. Jacob Baker on Nov. 8, 2008)
§ Additional Reading: Saxena, V., "K-Delta-1-Sigma
Modulators for Wideband Analog-to-Digital Conversion.pdf",
Doctoral Dissertation, Boise State University, April 2010.
§ The US Patent covering the KD1S modulator, a feedback
system with one common forward path (1S) and K feedback paths differencing with
the input (KD), is seen in 7,916,054.
§ The first edition’s supporting material is found at the bottom of the webpage here.
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