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From: Mark N. Martin (mark.martin AT jhuapl DOT edu) Date: Thu Mar 01 2001 - 13:36:55 EST
One that I am presently considering is: "VLSI Design" by M. Michael Vai CRC Press 2000 ISBN 0-8493-1876-9 $89.95 I can scan a promo flyer they sent me if there is interest. It has the table of contents listed. I would also like to hear from you if you happen across anything not listed in your initial message. As for a book written around Magic am I curious what it would cover. IF you envision somting similar to the Uyemura book using L-Edit, my opinion is why?? I can't see why anyone would buy such a book since Magic is already free and comes with decent tutorials. - Mark Martin JHU/APL "Philippe O. Pouliquen" wrote: > > 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 -- ======================================================= Mark N. Martin, Ph.D. Senior Engineer : Integrated Circuit Design The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory 11100 Johns Hopkins Rd. Laurel, MD 20723-6099 Voice : (240)228-7895 (Washington) / (443)778-7895 (Baltimore) FAX : (240)228-6556 / (443)-78-6556 mark.martin AT jhuapl DOT edu =======================================================
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