Analog Integrated Circuit Design

Synopsis of Analog Integrated Circuit Design

«Analog Integrated Circuit Design» is the technical manual by David Johns and Kenneth William Martin on analog integrated circuit design, in hardback.

Reference work covering from processing to models and high-level design problems in analog integrated circuits. The authors emphasize real implications for the professional designer and set out the essential principles for creating state-of-the-art circuits, including dynamically adapted current mirrors.

First edition published by John Wiley & Sons in New York in 1996, with 724 pages and full text in English. Includes bibliography and index.

Aimed at electronic engineers, postgraduate students, and professional integrated circuit designers.