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发表于 2009-5-26 08:59:54
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This book can be an excellent resource for any Analog IntegratedCircuit Design Electrical Engineering student or practicing engineer.The book can assist in the modeling of IC devices such as transistors,resistors, and capacitors. It also sensibly covers the building blocksof analog integrated circuits: gain stages, output stages, levelshifters, current sources and mirrors. The reader is expected tohave a general understanding of electronics, frequency-domain analysisprocedures, and understand basic Pspice operations. The book generallycovers enough material for a half-year of courses at theupper-division/graduate level although the book could certainly beuseful for a single class.
The material generally starts out asbasic and proceeds to a complex level. There are helpful figures anddiagrams on nearly every page and the organization is generallysensible and intuitive. There are many worked examples and hundreds ofend-of-chapter problems. The text is supported by a website that offersdownloadable design projects, additional examples, and design software.Franco has done an admiral job at presenting a complicated subject.
Here's a brief description of SOME of the topics found in each chapter:
1)Basic amplifier concepts and arrangements are explored. Also coversnegative feedback, the loop gain, and basic circuit analysis.
2)Current-to-Voltage & Voltage-to-Current Converters, Current,Difference, Instrumentation, and Transducer Bridge Amplifiers.
3) Active Filters. Transfer Function, 1st order, KRC, multiple-feedback, state-variable, audio, and biquad filters.
4) Filter Approximations, switched-capacitor, universal sc filters, and cascade design.
5) Low-input bias-current Op amps, low-input-offset-voltage Op Amps, Op Amp Circuit Diagrams, and Input offset Voltage.
6)Open and Closed loop response. Transient Response, Input and OutputImpedances, and effect of Finite GBP on Filters and Integrator Circuits.
7) Noise Dynamics and Properties. Sources of Noise and Low-Noise Op Amps.
8)Stability problems. Stability of CFA Circuits and in Constant-GBP OpAmp Circuits. Internal and External Frequency Compensation.
9) Schmitt Triggers, analog switches, voltage comparators, and precision rectifiers.
10) Sine, Triangular, Sawtooth, and Monolithic Wave Generators. Also Multivibrators and V-F and F-V Converters.
11) Voltage References and Regulators. Switching, linear, and monolithic switching regulators.
12) Performance Specifications, D-A and A-D Conversion Techniques. Oversampling Converters and Multiplying DAC Applications.
13)Nonlinear Amplifiers. Phase-Locked Loops, Monolithic PLLs, AnalogMultipliers. Log/Antilog and Operational Transconductance Amplifiers. |
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