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Analog & Digital VLSI Design

VLSI Design · BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus

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These are my Analog and Digital VLSI Design notes. Third year, first semester, Electronics and Communication Engineering at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus.

VLSI is where a circuit becomes a real chip. These notes cover CMOS analog and digital integrated circuit design, layout, and chip implementation. You think from a single transistor to a finished piece of silicon.

In two thousand thirteen, I started sharing my study notes online as an undergrad, so others could learn from them. At least one person in the world studies from my notes every day since then.

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These are my third year, first semester notes at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus, for the electronics and communication programme. Analog and Digital VLSI Design is the course where integrated circuit engineering comes together. The notes cover CMOS analog and digital IC design, layout, and chip implementation, moving from circuit principles through to the physical design of chips.

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