[SOLVED] who can recommend a book on asic design

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Application-Specific Integreated Circuits by Micheal J. S. Smith

Kermit76 said:

Application-Specific Integreated Circuits by Micheal J. S. Smith

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Where is that? Is it an ebook?

It can be an e-book.

You can access it via **broken link removed**

you can go to ebook upload/download , and there you will find some useful book.

one is the same as above smith

the other one is
some ASIC book by
Samia Murad.

if someone got e-book version then plz upload. rest there are a lot of books on elektroda

The reuse method manul is a good book for reuse code

Principles of CMOS VLSI design, A system perspective
Neil H.E. Weste and Kamran Eshraghian

I think this is a very good refernece for IC design.

For verification:
“Assertion Based Design” by Harry Foster
“Principles of Verifable RTL Design” by Lionel Bening, Harry Foster
“Writing testbenches” by Janick Bergeron
“Verification Plan: The Five-Day verification …” by Peet James
'The art of verification with VERA', by F. Haque, K. Khan and J. Michelson.

For design:
“Reuse Methodology Manual” by Michael Keating
“ASIC … the book” by Michel Smith
articles from www.sunburst-design.com and www.deepchip.com
Synopsys Workshops and documentation
Verilog LRM

Notice that:
- there are no good Verilog or VHDL book, all of them are written to take some money and cover much less then Verilog LRM, don’t explain anything about verification and nothing about backend process (Smith’s book is exception but it is from 1995)
- there are no good book which help with synthesis, static timing analysis, and Synopsys documents and Workshops are better then anything you could find
- there are no book which cover using of Perl and makefiles in building of verification, sythesis or backend environments

IT IS TOO WIDELY

where to find "the art of verification with vera"

can some body tell me how to get it?