The most established book for the design of analog integrated circuits. The book Analog Integrated Circuit Design CMOS offers a new perspective on the analysis and design of analog integrated circuits CMOS. It emphasizes fundamental concepts, as well as new examples that are necessary for modern analog circuits.

Razavi uses clear and understandable language to help the reader understand the important concepts of both analog integrated circuits and mixed-signal integrated circuits.

The 2nd American edition of the book includes many new topics that enhance the learning experience:

• Study of FinFET arrangements
• A new chapter on nanoscale design of low-voltage CMOS arrangements
• Special frameworks highlighting the key points of nanoscale design
• Feedback system analysis using Bode and Middlebrook techniques
• A new section on the Nyquist stability theorem and its applications
• Low-voltage energy gap circuits (bandgap)
• Over 100 new examples

Contents:

• Introduction to analog design
• Basic physics of MOS arrangements
• Single-stage amplifiers
• Differential amplifiers
• Current mirrors and biasing techniques
• Amplifier frequency response
• Noise
• Feedback
• Operational amplifiers
• Stability and frequency compensation
• Nanoscale design studies
• Energy gap references
• Introduction to capacitor-transistor circuits
• Nonlinearity and mismatch
• Phase-locked loops
• Small-channel phenomena and device models
• CMOS processing technology
• Physical design and packaging