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From: Philippe O. Pouliquen (philippe AT alpha DOT ece.jhu.edu) Date: Thu Mar 01 2001 - 12:05:49 EST
I would also be interested in any responses to this query... > What text do you use? I'm still using the great Weste&Eshraghian, > but it's 10 years old and getting dated (e.g., sections on the 22V10 > PLA). I've been looking through free samples of other texts > provided by publishers but nothing out there seems to do the same > job as comprehensively (transistors to systems). In the past, we've also used Mead&Conway (oops, I'm dating myself), and Mead "Analog VLSI and Neural Systems". But that is because the VLSI that we've done at JHU in the last ten year has mainly been in analog circuits, not digital. > I'm assigning some readings in Dally&Poulton but they're not good by > themselves because they don't have much physical and systems design > material. "Digital Systems Engineering" ? I haven't seen this book yet. > I also really like the just-published collection "Design of High > Performance Microprocessor Circuits" by Chandrakasen/Bowhill/Fox but > it's too advanced for the intro course, maybe, and doesn't have any > physical design material. Anybody want to take a crack at writing a book around Magic? Philippe Pouliquen The Johns Hopkins University
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