Course consists of three, one hour lectures and one, three hour laboratory.
This course offers a study of MOS device principles, basic CMOS circuits, CMOS processing and technologies, and circuit performance characterization techniques. In addition, the student will have the opportunity to create layouts for basic CMOS elements and discuss some of the optimization techniques used for creating better designs. A design project is required of the students to demonstrate the principles learned during the course.
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Corresponding Lab for EE 4253/6253 above
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Course consists of three, one hour lectures.
The topics covered in this course include leafcell characterization and macromodeling, generic logic design, layout generator design, advanced CMOS circuit techniques, and designing with BiCMOS.
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Course consists of three, one hour lectures.
Analysis and design of analog integrated circuits. Selected topics on operational amplifiers, A-to-D converters and communication circuits. Bi-polar and MOSFETS.
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