课程内容简介(英文) 《Theory and Design of Digital Integrated Circuit》Course Introduction一、Course Basic Information1、Course code:X0345092、Course name: Theory and Design of Digital Integrated Circuit3、Teaching hours/Score:54/34、Prerequisite courses:Circuit Principle,Analog Electronic Technology, Digital Electronic Technology5、For which kind of students:Graduate students in Electronic and Information related specialty6、Course given by:Electronic Engineering department, EE School7、Textbook:Analysis and Design of Digital Integrated Circuit – In Deep Submicron Technoloay (Third Edition);Authors:David A. Hodges, Horace G. Jackon, Resve A. Saleh;Press:Tsinghua University Press,August 2004(2003 by the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.).Reference:Digital Integrated Circuit – A Design Perpective, 2nd ed.;Authors:J. Rabaey, A. Chandrakasan, and B. Nikolic;Press:Prentice-Hall, New Jerseky, 2003.二、Course Description“Theory and design of digital integrated circuit” is a degree course for university graduate students which is used by electronic information, automatic control, electric engineering, and precise instrument specialty. Its main contents is based on 0.18m and 0.13m CMOS circuit technology which holds utterly dominant position in the state of digital integrated circuits. The contents and textbook all belong to the advanced in the world.The task of the course is to let students grasp the most advanced technology in the world in the digital integrated circuit design domain, ie, deep submicron IC design technology, such as, the most advanced circuit fabrication technology, BSIM3 short channel device model, interconnect and clock technology of deep submicron, high-speed CMOS logic design with logical effort, power grid design, flash memory, FRAM, and PLL, etc. Students should learn to start from the point of a chip designer, on the basis of grasping the structure, operation, fabrication technology of MOS transistors, layout and simulation, step by step go deep into the analysis and design of static and dynamic CMOS circuits, until can connect the top layer system level design with the lowest layer physical level design in the DSM IC design domain. |