CMOS VLSI DESIGN - A CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE

This textbook walks through the process of designing and fabricating CMOS circuits and systems, provides models for understanding system performance, and examines alternative CMOS logic configurations. Weste (University of Adelaide) and Harris (Harvey Mudd College) survey the various chip design strategies currently being used and describe the layout of datapath, memory, input/output, and power distribution subsystems. Previously published as Principles of CMOS VLSI design; the third edition adds tutorials on Verilog, VHDL, and SPICE simulation.