Architecting the Modern VLSI Chip: Semiconductor Devices, CMOS, RTL, Physical Design, and Tape-Out (Modern Semiconductor Design and Computing Architecture)
Architecting the Modern VLSI Chip offers a broad introduction to semiconductor design and computing architecture. Covering devices, CMOS, RTL, physical design, and tape-out, it surveys the key concepts and stages involved in developing modern VLSI chips for readers seeking an integrated view of the design process.
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Architecting the Modern VLSI Chip presents a broad view of modern very-large-scale integration and semiconductor design.
The book covers semiconductor devices and CMOS, along with RTL and the architectural concepts that support chip development.
It also addresses physical design and tape-out, following the major areas involved in taking a chip design toward completion.
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