Digital Integrated Circuits: Evolution and Design

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Provides an overview of digital logic circuits, focusing on memory systems and binary decoders, including their operation and access protocols.

Covers the design and operation of 2-to-1 and 1-to-2 multiplexers, including transistor count and truth table analysis.

Explores Karnaugh maps, TTL gates, analog aspects of digital logic, and prime implicants.

Explains electronic memory in computer architecture using transistor-based circuits for data storage and retrieval.

Discusses digital logic circuits, focusing on CMOS technology and Verilog modeling techniques.

Delves into the evolution and potential limits of Moore's Law, analyzing its impact on the semiconductor industry and technological innovation.

Covers the principles and historical development of bipolar transistors, detailing their operation and significance in electronics.

Introduces the design of analog CMOS integrated circuits and emphasizes the importance of good analog design skills.

Covers the control of threshold voltage in semiconductor devices through oxide thickness and substrate doping adjustments.

Covers the design considerations for 3-dimensional NAND circuits, focusing on transistor sizing and performance optimization.