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you can read verilog hdl,spice simulation techniques,layout methodology..there are several areas one can work ...you can choose your area and concentrate to work
Just would like to clarify a one thing, do you mean to design an IC or to utilized an IC in a circuit as part of the design.. please clarify.. so we can have a direct answer..
we have two major domain of IC Design: Analog IC Design and Digital one. also Analog IC Design have two parts: RF and analog and mixed signal. for begining you can refer to some reference text books as Razavi book on Design of CMOS integrated circuits, or Gray,.... & Mayar book at the same topic.
we have two major domain of IC Design: Analog IC Design and Digital one. also Analog IC Design have two parts: RF and analog and mixed signal. for begining you can refer to some reference text books as Razavi book on Design of CMOS integrated circuits, or Gray,.... & Mayar book at the same topic.
Razavi's book is good, but I've been finding Baker's book very useful lately. If you would like to learn bipolar as well as cmos then grey and meyer is good.
Razavi's book is good, but I've been finding Baker's book very useful lately. If you would like to learn bipolar as well as cmos then grey and meyer is good.
Can't agree more. However, 1st edition of Baker's book has a lot of differences to the 2nd edition. You have better to have both editions and put on the desk as your circuit dictionaries.
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