R.
Jacob (Jake) Baker, PhD, PE, welcome to my homepage! I am a Professor of
Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Contact information can be
found here.
Email: rjacobbaker@gmail.com.
For information concerning the circuit design books, tutorials, and videos go to CMOSedu.com.
Information concerning my bio, courses, expert work, papers and talks, patents, research/development, and students (including Theses and Dissertations).
Arranging for me to visit your local IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society Chapter through the Distinguished Lecturer program, including how to file an expense report, is found here.
Fall 2013 office hours: TBA
Bookmarks
Academic Links
Harzing’s publish or perish on Microsoft Windows is located here (a quick, and accurate, way to determine h-index using MS windows)
SCImago Journal and Country Rank
IEEE Xplore digital library (requires subscription)
Organizations
IEEE homepage, CAS, EDS, ES, IM, PELS, and SSCS
American Society for Engineering Education, ASEE
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads
Association, ECEDHA
The CMC, CMP, EUROPRACTICE,
and MOSIS fabrication services.
Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC), and SEMATECH Consortia (sematech.org)
News and Information
Chip Design, EDN, EEtimes, Electronic Design
Wikipedia.org online encyclopedia
Technical Links
The Designer’s Guide Community is located here
VLSI and ASIC Technology Standard Cell Library Design (as well as other useful links) is located here
Connection One,
Predictive Technology Model, and PSP MOSFET model at Arizona
BSIM modeling group at the University of California, Berkeley
State Key Laboratory of Analog and Mixed-Signal VLSI, University of Macau
Random Information
Printed circuit board layout using Eagle
Some examples using MATLAB
Setting up a laptop to record lectures
Tutorials from CMOSedu.com
Bad design, Cadence Tutorials, Circuit Tutorials, Electric Tutorials, Email (CCDLS or CMSCD), LTspice_Tutorials, and Silvaco EDA Tutorials
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