1 option
ASIC design in the silicon sandbox : a complete guide to building mixed signal integrated circuits / Keith Barr.
LIBRA TK7874 .B387 2007
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Barr, Keith.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Mixed signal circuits--Design and construction.
- Mixed signal circuits.
- Physical Description:
- xvii, 390 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- New York : McGraw-Hill Professional ; London : McGraw-Hill [distributor], 2007.
- Summary:
- Both inspirational and practical, ASIC Design in the Silicon Sandbox offers electronics engineers a hands-on guide to mixed-signal circuits and layouts. The book provides a detailed roadmap for designing and building custom circuits that are optimized for target devices, providing enhanced functionality and lowered cost in finished products. This complete resource covers everything from design and optimization methods to standard cell layouts to packaging and testing. Readers will find easy-to-apply information on peripheral circuits; specialty logic structures and memory; logic, binary mathematics, and processing; converters and switched-capacitor techniques; and much more. Filled with hundreds of helpful illustrations, ASIC Design in the Silicon Sandbox features: A wealth of full-color standard cell layouts, Multiple approaches to amplifier, oscillator, bandgap, and other analog functions, Down-to-earth information on integrated circuit fabrication costs Real-world advice on designing and optimizing custom integrated circuits, Practical examples of how to think through new design concepts, Step-by-step guidance on entering the fabless semiconductor industry.
- Contents:
- Chapter 1 The Sandbox 1
- IC Overview 1
- A Peak Under the Hood 2
- The Basic Process 4
- Masks 10
- CMOS Layers 11
- Process Enhancements 12
- A Completely Different Scale 13
- The Available Parts 15
- The MOS transistor 15
- SPICE Modelling 17
- Limitations 19
- The Good Part 22
- Chapter 2 Fabs and Processes 29
- Different Fabs, Different Missions 30
- Prototyping Services 32
- Mosis 33
- Europractice 34
- The High Cost of High Technology 34
- Practical Sandbox Technologies 36
- Mature process variations 36
- Chapter 3 Economics 41
- Device Overhead and Yield 43
- Examples of Economy, the 10K Gate Level 46
- The 100K Gate Level 48
- The Million Gate Level 49
- Test and Wafer Probe 52
- Small Production Runs 53
- A Final Word on MLM 54
- Wafer Pricing 55
- Design Tools and Time 56
- Chapter 4 Design Tools 57
- The Schematic Tool 59
- The Layout Tool 60
- General layout setup 62
- Design Rule Checking (DRC) 65
- Extract 68
- Layout vs. Schematic (LVS) 72
- The SPICE Tool 72
- The Logic Simulator 75
- Place and Route Tools 76
- Logic Synthesis Tools 77
- Chapter 5 Standard Cell Design 81
- The Sandbox Rule Set 82
- Organization of the Design Rules 83
- Drawn and Derived Layers 85
- Simple Cells 86
- Standard Cell Design Issues 87
- Fanout and device sizing 92
- Fitting Cells into a Constant Rail Height 93
- Autoroute Considerations 94
- The Standard Cell Library 96
- Standard Cell Propagation Delay 102
- Verilog Models 105
- Chapter 6 Peripheral Circuits 111
- Bulk and Sheet Resistivity 112
- Insulator Dielectric Constant 114
- Semiconductors 115
- Diode Junctions 117
- Zener Diodes 117
- Bipolar Transistors 118
- The MOSFET 119
- Electrostatic Discharge 120
- Bonding Pads and the Seal Ring 121
- Protection Devices 124
- Latchup 126
- Lateral Bipolar Devices 127
- The Snapback Phenomenon 128
- Minority Carrier Injection to the Substrate 130
- Supply Clamping and Supply Rail Conductivity 131
- Protected Pad Design 132
- Low RFI Pad Design 134
- Chapter 7 Specialty Logic Structures and Memory 137
- Custom Memories 139
- The Memory Core: SRAM 140
- The Memory I/O Section 143
- The Wordline Decoder 146
- The Control "Corner" 150
- Read Only Memories (ROM) 152
- Dynamic Memory (DRAM) 155
- The Differential DRAM 155
- Sense amp statistical offsets 160
- Soft errors 162
- DRAM Timing 162
- Leakage currents and storage time 163
- Other Memories 166
- Experimental NonVolatile Structures 167
- Chapter 8 Logic, Binary Mathematics, and Processing 171
- A Logic Primer 171
- Shift Registers 178
- Clock Synchronization 179
- Counters 180
- Binary Numbering Systems 184
- Saturation Limiting 186
- Look-Ahead Carry Generation 188
- Multipliers 189
- Digital Filtering 190
- FIR Filters 191
- Interpolators and decimators 193
- IIR Filters 194
- Processing Machinery 199
- The Binary Point 200
- Simple Auxiliary Processing Circuits 202
- Floating point 202
- LOG and EXP 204
- Phase and frequency 204
- Phase detectors 206
- Synchronization 207
- Waveform Generation 207
- Pseudorandom Noise 208
- Serial Interfaces 209
- Modulation Coding 210
- PWM Output Circuits 212
- Digital Hysteresis 214
- Chapter 9 Analog Circuit Introduction and Amplifiers 217
- The MOSFET Regions of Operation 217
- The subthreshold region 218
- The saturation region 221
- The linear region 223
- The Body Effect 224
- Capacitance of MOS Structures 224
- Gate capacitance 225
- Temperature Effects 226
- Current Sources and Sinks 227
- Current scaling 230
- Bias Sources 232
- CMOS Amplifiers 234
- Differential amplifiers 237
- The current mirror amplifier 245
- The folded cascade amplifier 248
- Device Sizing, a Current Density Approach 249
- MOSFET Noise 252
- Device sizing with noise in mind 255
- Closed-Loop Stability 256
- A simplified approach to compensation 261
- Driving Resistive Loads 262
- A high output current, low bias amplifier 262
- Wideband Amplifiers 264
- Chapter 10 The Bandgap Reference 267
- Bandgap Design #1-Basic Principle 270
- Bandgap Design #2 271
- Bandgap Design #3 274
- Bandgap Design #4 276
- The Half Bandgap 280
- A Bandgap Supply Regulator 281
- A Temperature Sensor 284
- Chapter 11 Oscillators, Phase Locked Loops, and RF Introduction 287
- LC Oscillators 287
- RC Oscillators 288
- Crystal oscillators 292
- Phase-Locked Loops 295
- PLL Precautions 302
- RF Local Oscillators and Predividers 304
- Quad Circuits and Mixers 308
- Chapter 12 Converters and Switched Capacitor Techniques 313
- The Ladder DAC 313
- Resistor matching 316
- ADCs 318
- Successive approximation ADC 318
- Flash conversion 321
- Low rate ADCs 324
- Averaging converters 326
- Switched Capacitor Converters 330
- Differential switched capacitor structures 333
- High-ordered delta-sigma converters 339
- Switched capacitor noise 346
- Oversampled converter post processing 348
- More clock phases 349
- Chapter 13 Packaging and Testing 351
- Prototype Packaging and First Silicon 358
- Production Testing 360
- Test Vectors 362
- Chapter 14 Odds and Ends 363
- The MID Supply 367
- Substrate Connections and Sensitive Circuity 368
- Power-Up Circuits 369
- The Schmitt Trigger 370
- Testing the ASIC in Production 371
- Sensors 373
- Optical sensors 374
- CMOS cameras 376
- Hall and Strain Sensors 377
- Supply-Boost Circuits 379
- My Circuits, Your Circuits 381.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- ISBN:
- 9780071481618
- OCLC:
- 76935560
The Penn Libraries is committed to describing library materials using current, accurate, and responsible language. If you discover outdated or inaccurate language, please fill out this feedback form to report it and suggest alternative language.