Randeep Singh Soin is a technology specialist with GenRad, Fareham. His main responsisibilities are in the area of validation of advanced digital and mixed-mode simulation and synthesis tools. He has had papers published on computer-aided tolerance design, switched capacitor circuit design and simulation, and on field-programmable gate arrays. He is co-author with R. Spence of the book 'Tolerance Design of Electronic Circuits', and he is a Series Editor for the IEE's book and Systems.Franco Maloberti received the Laurea degree in physics from the University of Parma in 1968. He joined the University of Aquila, then the University of Pavia in 1969. From 1975-79 he was technical co-ordinator of the Engineering School at the University of Mogadishu, Somalia. His professional expertise is in the design, analysis and characterisation of integrated circuits and analog(ue) applications. Dr Maloberti has written more than 80 published papers, and holds 11 patents. He is a member of the AEI (Italian Electrotechnical and Electronic Society) and a Senior Member of the IEEE. He is currently Professor of Components and Integrated Circuits Design at the University of Pavia, and is also head of the university's microelectronic laboratory.José Epifânio Franca is head of a research group at the Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon, working on circuit techniques, methodologies and computer-assisted design tools for mixed analogue-digital integrated circuits. Some of this activity is being carried-out in the framework of the European Community Esprit Programme and in cooperation with various European companies. He has published on switched-capacitor circuits and systems, especially for multirate signal processing, data convertors, where he holds one USA patent for a mixed analogue-digital building block combining data conversion and filtering, and high-level automated synthesis tools. He is co-author with M. Ismail of 'Introduction to analog VLSI design automation'. He is a member the Editorial Board of Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing, and a Senior Member of the IEEE.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Technology and modeling aspects of an advanced BiCMOS ASIC processChapter 3: High performance operational amplifiers and comparatorsChapter 4: Switched capacitor filtersChapter 5: Switched-current techniques for analogue sampled data signal processingChapter 6: Data convertersChapter 7: Oversampling convertersChapter 8: Self-calibrating and algorithmic convertersChapter 9: A high flexibility BiCMOS standard cell library for mixed analogue-digital ASICsChapter 10: Practical aspects of mixed analogue-digital designChapter 11: Some applications of mixed signal ASICsChapter 12: A video communication application of an analogue-digital ASICChapter 13: High level simulation and hardware description languagesChapter 14: Circuit level/gate level mixed-mode simulationChapter 15: Testing mixed analogue-digital circuitsChapter 16: Towards high level synthesis of mixed signal ASICsChapter 17: Automated high level synthesis of data conversation systemsChapter 18: Automated analogue design

Randeep Singh Soin is a technology specialist with GenRad, Fareham. His main responsisibilities are in the area of validation of advanced digital and mixed-mode simulation and synthesis tools. He has had papers published on computer-aided tolerance design, switched capacitor circuit design and simulation, and on field-programmable gate arrays. He is co-author with R. Spence of the book 'Tolerance Design of Electronic Circuits', and he is a Series Editor for the IEE's book and Systems.Franco Maloberti received the Laurea degree in physics from the University of Parma in 1968. He joined the University of Aquila, then the University of Pavia in 1969. From 1975-79 he was technical co-ordinator of the Engineering School at the University of Mogadishu, Somalia. His professional expertise is in the design, analysis and characterisation of integrated circuits and analog(ue) applications. Dr Maloberti has written more than 80 published papers, and holds 11 patents. He is a member of the AEI (Italian Electrotechnical and Electronic Society) and a Senior Member of the IEEE. He is currently Professor of Components and Integrated Circuits Design at the University of Pavia, and is also head of the university's microelectronic laboratory.José Epifânio Franca is head of a research group at the Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon, working on circuit techniques, methodologies and computer-assisted design tools for mixed analogue-digital integrated circuits. Some of this activity is being carried-out in the framework of the European Community Esprit Programme and in cooperation with various European companies. He has published on switched-capacitor circuits and systems, especially for multirate signal processing, data convertors, where he holds one USA patent for a mixed analogue-digital building block combining data conversion and filtering, and high-level automated synthesis tools. He is co-author with M. Ismail of 'Introduction to analog VLSI design automation'. He is a member the Editorial Board of Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing, and a Senior Member of the IEEE.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Technology and modeling aspects of an advanced BiCMOS ASIC processChapter 3: High performance operational amplifiers and comparatorsChapter 4: Switched capacitor filtersChapter 5: Switched-current techniques for analogue sampled data signal processingChapter 6: Data convertersChapter 7: Oversampling convertersChapter 8: Self-calibrating and algorithmic convertersChapter 9: A high flexibility BiCMOS standard cell library for mixed analogue-digital ASICsChapter 10: Practical aspects of mixed analogue-digital designChapter 11: Some applications of mixed signal ASICsChapter 12: A video communication application of an analogue-digital ASICChapter 13: High level simulation and hardware description languagesChapter 14: Circuit level/gate level mixed-mode simulationChapter 15: Testing mixed analogue-digital circuitsChapter 16: Towards high level synthesis of mixed signal ASICsChapter 17: Automated high level synthesis of data conversation systemsChapter 18: Automated analogue design

Randeep Singh Soin is a technology specialist with GenRad, Fareham. His main responsisibilities are in the area of validation of advanced digital and mixed-mode simulation and synthesis tools. He has had papers published on computer-aided tolerance design, switched capacitor circuit design and simulation, and on field-programmable gate arrays. He is co-author with R. Spence of the book 'Tolerance Design of Electronic Circuits', and he is a Series Editor for the IEE's book and Systems.Franco Maloberti received the Laurea degree in physics from the University of Parma in 1968. He joined the University of Aquila, then the University of Pavia in 1969. From 1975-79 he was technical co-ordinator of the Engineering School at the University of Mogadishu, Somalia. His professional expertise is in the design, analysis and characterisation of integrated circuits and analog(ue) applications. Dr Maloberti has written more than 80 published papers, and holds 11 patents. He is a member of the AEI (Italian Electrotechnical and Electronic Society) and a Senior Member of the IEEE. He is currently Professor of Components and Integrated Circuits Design at the University of Pavia, and is also head of the university's microelectronic laboratory.José Epifânio Franca is head of a research group at the Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon, working on circuit techniques, methodologies and computer-assisted design tools for mixed analogue-digital integrated circuits. Some of this activity is being carried-out in the framework of the European Community Esprit Programme and in cooperation with various European companies. He has published on switched-capacitor circuits and systems, especially for multirate signal processing, data convertors, where he holds one USA patent for a mixed analogue-digital building block combining data conversion and filtering, and high-level automated synthesis tools. He is co-author with M. Ismail of 'Introduction to analog VLSI design automation'. He is a member the Editorial Board of Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing, and a Senior Member of the IEEE.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Technology and modeling aspects of an advanced BiCMOS ASIC processChapter 3: High performance operational amplifiers and comparatorsChapter 4: Switched capacitor filtersChapter 5: Switched-current techniques for analogue sampled data signal processingChapter 6: Data convertersChapter 7: Oversampling convertersChapter 8: Self-calibrating and algorithmic convertersChapter 9: A high flexibility BiCMOS standard cell library for mixed analogue-digital ASICsChapter 10: Practical aspects of mixed analogue-digital designChapter 11: Some applications of mixed signal ASICsChapter 12: A video communication application of an analogue-digital ASICChapter 13: High level simulation and hardware description languagesChapter 14: Circuit level/gate level mixed-mode simulationChapter 15: Testing mixed analogue-digital circuitsChapter 16: Towards high level synthesis of mixed signal ASICsChapter 17: Automated high level synthesis of data conversation systemsChapter 18: Automated analogue design