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Hi

I am new to the Analog design world. Can anybody suggest a book on practical analog IC design. I request that the book must contain practical design issues.


If anybody have the book, please send it to my mail ID umamahesh.korapala@gmail.com

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Vishwa
 

allen's
in the book, there are many design example
 

U can start with Razani's book (Analog CMOS Design) and then go to Gray & Meyer's book (Analog IC Design)

Search in the Upload/Download books forum on this site
 

Three classic Analog IC design books written by
Razavi, Allen and Gray.
you can search them in this forum.
Besides, the art of electronics;
Analog BiCMOS Design－Practices and Pitfalls by Jams and Denis
 

except that imho rezavi goes around in circles driving you mad. Allen is not good for low voltage design. Having said that I do have their books but hardly use it.
 

starcoming is right.
allen's coms analog circuit design is better for beginer.
 

nanlogan2 said:
except that imho rezavi goes around in circles driving you mad. Allen is not good for low voltage design. Having said that I do have their books but hardly use it.
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Can you explain what you mean in: "goes around in circles"?

What is the problem with Razavi?
 

nanlogan2 said:
except that imho rezavi goes around in circles driving you mad. Allen is not good for low voltage design. Having said that I do have their books but hardly use it.
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I don't think you can find a book that is good for everything. What books are you using?

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4 me Gray and Meyer and Allen?holberg where the books that i learned from
 

Allen's book is good for beginner.
 

sharas said:
nanlogan2 said:
except that imho rezavi goes around in circles driving you mad. Allen is not good for low voltage design. Having said that I do have their books but hardly use it.
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Can you explain what you mean in: "goes around in circles"?

What is the problem with Razavi?
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I can tell you from my experience with some"revolutionary ideas" that Razavi has published...they don't work in real life:cry: It's true for some of them..the cutting edge ones...

Going back to the books..a search on amazon will give you a 50 books collection for analog design..very good ones some of them

regards
 

Gray and Mayer is an awesome book, go far it!!
 

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