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CMOS: Circuit Design, Layout, and Simulation, Second Edition
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R. JACOB (JAKE) BAKER is a professor of electrical engineering at Boise State University. He teaches several courses on CMOS analog and digital circuit design and has consulted internationally in these areas. Jake holds over seventy-five granted or pending patents in integrated circuit design.
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Chapter 1: Introduction to CMOS Design.

Chapter 2: The Well.

Chapter 3: The Metal Layers.

Chapter 4: The Active and Poly Layers.

Chapter 5: Resistors, Capacitors, MOSFETs.

Chapter 6: MOSFET Operation.

Chapter 7: CMOS Fabrication.

Chapter 8: Electrical Noise: An Overview.

Chapter 9: Models for Analog Design.

Chapter 10: Models for Digital Design.

Chapter 11: The Inverter.

Chapter 12: Static Logic Gates.

Chapter 13: Clocked Circuits.

Chapter 14: Dynamic Logic Gates.

Chapter 15: VLSI Layout Examples.

Chapter 16: Memory Circuits.

Chapter 17: Sensing Using [Delta][Sigma] Modulation.

Chapter 18: Special Purpose CMOS Circuits.

Chapter 19: Digital Phase-locked Loops.

Chapter 20: Current Mirrors.

Chapter 21: Amplifiers.

Chapter 22: Differential Amplifiers.

Chapter 23: Voltage References.

Chapter 24: Operational Amplifiers I.

Chapter 25: Dynamic Analog Circuits.

Chapter 26: Operational Amplifiers II.

Chapter 27: Nonlinear Analog Circuits.

Chapter 28: Data Converter Fundamentals.

Chapter 29: Data Converter Architectures.

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"I recommend the book for use in entry-level digital and analog circuit design classes." (IEEE Circuits & Devices, May/June 2006)

"...provides a comprehensive guide to designing CMOS ICs...by using the software, the book becomes a truly interactive learning experience." (Electronic Design Online, June 14, 2005)

"…offering a vital contemporary view of a wide range of analog/digital circuit blocks, the BSIM model, data converter architectures, and much more." (IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society Newsletter, October 2004)

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