Book Description
"This comprehensive collection of papers offers you practical information that can be used to develop high-performance digital system design. Specially written introductions by editor Vojin G. Oklobdzija precede each chapter to aid your understanding of the most relevant topics in this advanced area of circuit design.

Featured topics include:Differential pass-transistor logicHigh-speed circuits and design of high-performance systemsAdvanced deep submicron circuits used in high-speed computers and digital circuitsClocking and latch design essential to high-performance systems Relationships between VLSI algorithms and implementation techniques

HIGH PERFORMANCE SYSTEM DESIGN: Circuits and Logic is indispensable reading for circuit designers, practicing engineers, and students who want to master the basic principles underlying high-performance system design. This handy, single volume provides a useful reference to a collection of accumulated experience necessary for good, successful designs.

Professors: To request an examination copy simply e-mail collegeadoption@ieee.org."

Sponsored by:
IEEE Solid-State Circuits Council/Society.


Book Info
Provides a comprehensive collection of papers offering practical information that can be used to develop high-performance digital system design. DLC: Metal oxide semiconductors.


From the Back Cover
Electrical Engineering High-Performance System Design Circuits and Logic This comprehensive collection of papers offers you practical information that can be used to develop high-performance digital system design. Specially written introductions by Editor Vojin G. Oklobdzija precede each chapter to aid your understanding of the most relevant topics in this advanced area of circuit design. Featured topics include:Pass-transistor and differential pass-transistor logicHigh-speed circuits and design of high-performance systemsAdvanced deep submicron circuits used in high-speed computers and digital circuitsClocking and latch design essential to high-performance systemsRelationships between VLSI algorithms and implementation techniquesHigh-Performance System Design: Circuits and Logic is indispensable reading for circuit designers, practicing engineers, and students who want to master the basic principles underlying high-performance system design. This handy, single volume provides a useful reference to a collection of accumulated experience necessary for good, successful designs.


About the Author
About the Editor Vojin G. Oklobdzija is president of Integration Corporation and a professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of California at Davis. Previously, Dr. Oklobdzija worked as a research staff member at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center in New York, where he made contributions to the development of reduced instruction set computing (RISC) and superscalar RISC architecture and processors. The recipient of a Fulbright scholarship in 1976 and a Fulbright professorship in 1991, Dr. Oklobdzija is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. He holds four U.S. and four European patents in the area of circuits and computer design. Dr. Oklobdzija has published over 100 technical papers and contributed chapters to four books.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

This comprehensive collection of papers offers you practical information that can be used to develop high-performance digital system design. Specially written introductions by editor Vojin G. Oklobdzija precede each chapter to aid your understanding of the most relevant topics in this advanced area of circuit design.

Featured topics include: Differential pass-transistor logic High-speed circuits and design of high-performance systems Advanced deep submicron circuits used in high-speed computers and digital circuits Clocking and latch design essential to high-performance systems Relationships between VLSI algorithms and implementation techniques

HIGH PERFORMANCE SYSTEM DESIGN: Circuits and Logic is indispensable reading for circuit designers, practicing engineers, and students who want to master the basic principles underlying high-performance system design. This handy, single volume provides a useful reference to a collection of accumulated experience necessary for good, successful designs

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