Description
Get up to speed with the fundamentals of CMOS design for wireline communication with this practical introduction to the state-of-the-art.
About the Author
Glenn Cowan is Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Concordia University and has been teaching this course on mixed-signals for over ten years. His research interests include low-power mixed-signal circuits for wireline communication, biomedical signal acquisition and computation.
Reviews
'A deep, detailed and comprehensive guide to all aspects of mixed-signal CMOS IC design for wireline and optical applications. The book covers both the fundamentals of link components and key performance metrics, as well as the more advanced topics, including various equalization techniques (FFE, DFE, CTLE), clock generation, clock and data recovery and DAC/ADC-based links.' Alexander Rylyakov, Nokia Corporation
'Wireline communication remains an active and impactful field within integrated circuit design as the lifeblood of digital infrastructure, today and tomorrow. This valuable book provides increasingly sought-after expertise in the design of the mixed-signal CMOS for wireline communication.' Tony Chan Carusone, University of Toronto
'A comprehensive and thorough treatment of wireline circuitry from theoretical considerations to high-speed CMOS implementations. Covers the important topics of: transceiver circuits for both electrical and optical links, oscillators, phase-lock loops, and clock and data recovery in detail.' Adel Sedra, University of Waterloo
'The complex interdependencies in wireline circuits are elucidated in this book by linking system-level aspects with rigorous transistor-level analyses. It delivers an up-to-date snapshot of the field, beneficial to newcomers and seasoned engineers alike.' Boris Murmann, University of Hawai'i, Manoa
Book Information
ISBN 9781108490009
Author Glenn Cowan
Format Hardback
Page Count 436
Imprint Cambridge University Press
Publisher Cambridge University Press