دانلود کتاب طراحی مدار آنالوگ و یکپارچه

This textbook is intended for EE majors envisioning industrial careers in analog electronics. Analog integrated-circuit designers, product/process/reliability engineers, test/test-development engineers, and analog applications/marketing/ customer-support engineers are always in great demand. The book is the result of my teaching experience at San Francisco State University, where over the years I have contributed to the formation of hundreds of students now gainfully employed in Silicon Valley in a wide range of analog positions. Here are three important features of this book: ● Both bipolar and CMOS technologies are covered. Even though digital electronics is dominated by CMOS technology, analog electronics relies on both CMOS and bipolar, the latter being the technology of choice in high-quality analog circuits as well as a fundamental part of BiCMOS technology. ● Both discrete and integrated designs are covered. Though nowadays the ultimate form of an analog system is likely to be of the integrated-circuit type, testing and applications often require ancillary functions such as conditioning and interfacing that are best realized with ad-hoc discrete designs. (Anyone familiar with the work by recognized leaders in analog applications/testing/instrumentation like Jim Williams and Robert Pease will agree to this.) In this respect, BJTs are available in a wide selection of off-the-shelf discrete types to serve a variety of needs, including practical experimentation in the lab. Moreover, for pedagogical reasons it is convenient to cover simple discrete circuits before tackling the more complex integrated circuits. ● Semiconductor theory is presented in suffi cient depth to refl ect the daily needs of a practicing engineer in industry. Every analog function is inextricably rooted on a physical phenomenon, so analog engineers, particularly IC designers and product/process/reliability engineers, need to be conversant with the physics of semiconductors in order to function optimally.