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3 total messages Started by K. J. Chang Wed, 27 Jan 1993 23:20

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Author: K. J. Chang
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 23:20

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Looking for good and up-to-date books on VLSI Designs.

I have the following four books on VLSI designs:
1. Mead and Conway (1980)
2. Weste and Dobberpuhl (1985)
3. Glasser and Eshraghian (1985)
4. Pucknell and Eshraghian (1988) 2nd edition

I do not think the material in them are up-to-date,
especially BiCMOS. Furthermore, I do not think any
of the first three have 2nd edition. Am I right?

Thanks for your attention,

-- 
K J Chang, Hewlett-Packard ICBD R & D,                      (())_-_(())
Palo Alto, CA 94304                                          | (* *) | 
Internet: kjchang@hpl.hp.com           a UCLA Bruin  -->    {  \_@_/  }
voice mail: (415)857-4604                                     `-----'

Re: Good and Recent VLSI books

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Author: Anthony R. Bonaccio/557822
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 13:52

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In article <1993Jan27.232024.2494@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com>, kjchang@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com (K. J. Chang) writes:
|> Looking for good and up-to-date books on VLSI Designs.
|> 
  ... 

|> I do not think the material in them are up-to-date,
|> especially BiCMOS. Furthermore, I do not think any
|> of the first three have 2nd edition. Am I right?
|> 

A must have for anyone doing any kind of circuit design has JUST been
updated:  Analysis and Design of ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS, by Gray and 
Meyer.  ISBN is 0-471-57495-3.  They've improved the integration of BiCMOS
design and included a fair amount of real-world SPICE exercises.  This one 
continues to be a bible as far as I'm concerned. 

Drs. Gray and Meyer - if you're watching, thanks for a great piece of work.

-- 
Tony Bonaccio 				IBM Technology Products 
Analog IC Design			Burlington, VT.

Re: Good and Recent VLSI books

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Author: Moazzem
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 20:41

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In article <1993Jan27.232024.2494@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com> kjchang@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com (K. J. Chang) writes:
>Looking for good and up-to-date books on VLSI Designs.
>
>I have the following four books on VLSI designs:
>1. Mead and Conway (1980)
>2. Weste and Dobberpuhl (1985)
>3. Glasser and Eshraghian (1985)
>4. Pucknell and Eshraghian (1988) 2nd edition
>
>I do not think the material in them are up-to-date,
>especially BiCMOS. Furthermore, I do not think any
>of the first three have 2nd edition. Am I right?
>
>Thanks for your attention,
>
>-- 
>K J Chang, Hewlett-Packard ICBD R & D,                      (())_-_(())
>Palo Alto, CA 94304                                          | (* *) | 
>Internet: kjchang@hpl.hp.com           a UCLA Bruin  -->    {  \_@_/  }
>voice mail: (415)857-4604                                     `-----'  

Following is the most recent (January 1993) book on VLSI design automation.

	Title:     Algorithms for VLSI Physical Design Automation
	Author:    Naveed Sherwani
	Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers
	ISBN:      0-7923-9294-9

The above mentioned book is the most comprehensive book on VLSI design automation (to
the best of my knowledge).

--- Moazzem

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