My Book/Publication:
Following are few books which are written by me and available in the amazon. I have also mentioned the unique thing in each and every book. I need your feedback to improve every book.
VLSI INTERVIEW QUESTION: Static Timing analysis : Puneet Mittal (Author)
VLSI INTERVIEW QUESTION: Static Timing analysis : Puneet Mittal (Author) : (In INR)
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Recommended Books:
Following are few books which are one of the best in the industry for clearing the several basics. I will add few of the details of these books one by one.
- CMOS VLSI Design: A Circuits and Systems Perspective (4th Edition): Neil Weste (Author), David Harris (Author)
- Introduction to VLSI Circuits and Systems : John P. Uyemura (Author)
- Modern VLSI Design: IP-Based Design (4th Edition) : Wayne Wolf (Author)
Reference Book/Articles:
Several people are asking the reference book and articles, which I usually refer for my understanding or for writing the blogs. As such, I always try to share my own experience but my experience also come from somewhere (either through Papers / Articles / Books / News Letters / webpages). So here I will try to capture all those sources from where I gained all my knowledge. I hope it will help everyone. This is also solve one of my problem know as copy-right-issue. :) Let us suppose, if I have captured any figure from somewhere (which is common), so I will not be worried about the copy-right-issue, if I have provided the source of that. :)
- Static Timing Analysis for Nanometer Designs: A Practical Approach: Jayaram Bhasker, Rakesh Chadha (Author)
- CMOS Logic Circuit Design: John P. Uyemura (Author)
- IC Interconnect Analysis: Mustafa Celik (Author)
- Basics of CMOS Cell Design (Professional Engineering): Sicard, Etienne, Bendhia, Sonia Delmas (Author)
- Low Power Methodology Manual: For System-on-Chip Design (Integrated Circuits and Systems)
Build Your basics using these books:
Below are different books which can help you to build basics.
- Digital Design (3rd Edition): M. Morris Mano (Author)
- Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits : Behzad Razavi (Author)
- CMOS Analog Circuit Design:2nd (Second) edition : Phillip E. Allen (author)
- Application-Specific Integrated Circuits: Michael John Sebastian Smith (Author)
- Digital Integrated Circuits (2nd Edition): Jan M. Rabaey (Author)
- CMOS VLSI Design : A Circuits and Systems PerspectiveDave: Weste, Neil H. E. Harris (Author)
- Principles of CMOS VLSI Design: A Systems Perspective with Verilog/VHDL Manual (2nd Edition): Neil H. E. Weste (Author), Kamran Eshraghian (Author)
Can you pls tell me the source to buy
ReplyDeleteVLSI Interview Questions with Answers: Sam Sony (Author)
Static Timing Analysis Interview Questions : Sam Sony (Author)
in amzon i found it as specific to Kindle. i am looking for either ebook / normal book
Down load the kindle app on your machine and it is an ebook
DeleteI think for one to build basic concepts. Reading those books is not effective. I tried to read those kind of books once and it costs me a lot of time plus very confusing. In my opinion, we should use those books to reference but not for reading, especially reading the whole thing.
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sir please refer the material for dynamic timing analysis for single and multi cycle datapath
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ReplyDeleteA much helpful, if you give steps to learn Vlsi design.
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Hi Sir, can you share info of materials to learn Vlsi physical design.
ReplyDeleteA much helpful, if you give steps to learn Vlsi design.
Thank you
Yogananda