[SOLVED] What is the best book about: “Design of low-voltage CMOS Analog Circuits”?

[palmeiras]

Hi Guys,

What is the best book about: “Design of low-voltage CMOS Analog Circuits”?
Could you suggest some books?

I have already access to books like: Razavi, Sedra, Allen and Paul Gray. I would like to see one focused in low-voltage circuits (For instance, Vdd equal to 1.8 V, 1.0V, or sub-1V).

Thank you very much,

 

[erikl]

I like this one:

 

[palmeiras]

Hi erikl,

Thanks.... Chapter 8 of this book should be very interesting.

What else do you suggest?

Regards,

 

[erikl]

What else do you suggest?

My favourite book on this stuff is David M. Binkley
"Tradeoffs and Optimization in Analog CMOS Design" :

... not especially for very low voltages, but still down to ~1V (0.18µm processes). Really very good analog design book. May be you know it?

 

[dgnani]

half of baker's book focuses on 1V supply design, have a look and see if you like it

 

[oermens]

See the books listed here: EPFL | Books

 

[palmeiras]

Thanks guys,

erikl, yes... I know this book. It is very interesting. I have already used the design methodology based on Inversion coefficient (IC) that he proposed.
Oermens, interesting list.

regards,

 

[erikl]

Here's an (11 years old) tutorial about Low Voltage Analog Circuit Design Techniques.

Here a link to AN INTRODUCTION TO LOW-VOLTAGE, LOW-POWER ANALOG CMOS DESIGN.

And here a link to a (15 year old) overview paper from Rincon-Mora about "Low Voltage Design Techniques and Considerations for Integrated Operational Amplifier Circuits".

 

[palmeiras]

Thanks erikl!
Nice references!