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This book intends to be a comprehensive text on the topic of integrated circuits for power management, putting together both theoretical foundations and practical details, leading to successful design practices in research and industry. It covers all the three main categories of power management circuits, viz., linear regulators, inductor-based switchers and switched-capacitor circuits, and presents detailed discussion of their common topologies, operation and modeling.FeaturesIncludes underlying theory and design/implementation practical ingredients for power management integrated circuits (PMICs).Provides in-depth analysis of topologies and circuits related to linear regulators, switched-capacitor converters and inductor-based converters.Covers all the relevant topics at the intersection between power electronics and integrated circuit design areas.Provides guidelines for design of circuits and solutions for all the pertinent topologies.Indicates all important issues and the related trade-offs in the design of PMICs.The book will be a valuable resource for senior- and graduate-level students as well as industry professionals who have done university-level courses on analog circuit design, control systems and power electronics.

This book intends to be a comprehensive text on the topic of integrated circuits for power management, putting together both theoretical foundations and practical details, leading to successful design practices in research and industry. It covers all the three main categories of power management circuits, viz., linear regulators, inductor-based switchers and switched-capacitor circuits, and presents detailed discussion of their common topologies, operation and modeling.FeaturesIncludes underlying theory and design/implementation practical ingredients for power management integrated circuits (PMICs).Provides in-depth analysis of topologies and circuits related to linear regulators, switched-capacitor converters and inductor-based converters.Covers all the relevant topics at the intersection between power electronics and integrated circuit design areas.Provides guidelines for design of circuits and solutions for all the pertinent topologies.Indicates all important issues and the related trade-offs in the design of PMICs.The book will be a valuable resource for senior- and graduate-level students as well as industry professionals who have done university-level courses on analog circuit design, control systems and power electronics.

This book intends to be a comprehensive text on the topic of integrated circuits for power management, putting together both theoretical foundations and practical details, leading to successful design practices in research and industry. It covers all the three main categories of power management circuits, viz., linear regulators, inductor-based switchers and switched-capacitor circuits, and presents detailed discussion of their common topologies, operation and modeling.

Features

Includes underlying theory and design/implementation practical ingredients for power management integrated circuits (PMICs). Provides in-depth analysis of topologies and circuits related to linear regulators, switched-capacitor converters and inductor-based converters. Covers all the relevant topics at the intersection between power electronics and integrated circuit design areas. Provides guidelines for design of circuits and solutions for all the pertinent topologies. Indicates all important issues and the related trade-offs in the design of PMICs.

The book will be a valuable resource for senior- and graduate-level students as well as industry professionals who have done university-level courses on analog circuit design, control systems and power electronics.

This book intends to be a comprehensive text on the topic of integrated circuits for power management, putting together both theoretical foundations and practical details, leading to successful design practices in research and industry. It covers all the three main categories of power management circuits, viz., linear regulators, inductor-based switchers and switched-capacitor circuits, and presents detailed discussion of their common topologies, operation and modeling.

Features

Includes underlying theory and design/implementation practical ingredients for power management integrated circuits (PMICs). Provides in-depth analysis of topologies and circuits related to linear regulators, switched-capacitor converters and inductor-based converters. Covers all the relevant topics at the intersection between power electronics and integrated circuit design areas. Provides guidelines for design of circuits and solutions for all the pertinent topologies. Indicates all important issues and the related trade-offs in the design of PMICs.

The book will be a valuable resource for senior- and graduate-level students as well as industry professionals who have done university-level courses on analog circuit design, control systems and power electronics.

Reliability concerns and the limitations of process technology can sometimes restrict the innovation process involved in designing nano-scale analog circuits. The success of nano-scale analog circuit design requires repeat experimentation, correct analysis of the device physics, process technology, and adequate use of the knowledge database.

Starting with the basics, Nano-Scale CMOS Analog Circuits: Models and CAD Techniques for High-Level Design introduces the essential fundamental concepts for designing analog circuits with optimal performances. This book explains the links between the physics and technology of scaled MOS transistors and the design and simulation of nano-scale analog circuits. It also explores the development of structured computer-aided design (CAD) techniques for architecture-level and circuit-level design of analog circuits.

The book outlines the general trends of technology scaling with respect to device geometry, process parameters, and supply voltage. It describes models and optimization techniques, as well as the compact modeling of scaled MOS transistors for VLSI circuit simulation.

• Includes two learning-based methods: the artificial neural network (ANN) and the least-squares support vector machine (LS-SVM) method

• Provides case studies demonstrating the practical use of these two methods

• Explores circuit sizing and specification translation tasks

• Introduces the particle swarm optimization technique and provides examples of sizing analog circuits

• Discusses the advanced effects of scaled MOS transistors like narrow width effects, and vertical and lateral channel engineering

Nano-Scale CMOS Analog Circuits: Models and CAD Techniques for High-Level Design

describes the models and CAD techniques, explores the physics of MOS transistors, and considers the design challenges involving statistical variations of process technology parameters and reliability constraints related to circuit design.

Reliability concerns and the limitations of process technology can sometimes restrict the innovation process involved in designing nano-scale analog circuits. The success of nano-scale analog circuit design requires repeat experimentation, correct analysis of the device physics, process technology, and adequate use of the knowledge database.

Starting with the basics, Nano-Scale CMOS Analog Circuits: Models and CAD Techniques for High-Level Design introduces the essential fundamental concepts for designing analog circuits with optimal performances. This book explains the links between the physics and technology of scaled MOS transistors and the design and simulation of nano-scale analog circuits. It also explores the development of structured computer-aided design (CAD) techniques for architecture-level and circuit-level design of analog circuits.

The book outlines the general trends of technology scaling with respect to device geometry, process parameters, and supply voltage. It describes models and optimization techniques, as well as the compact modeling of scaled MOS transistors for VLSI circuit simulation.

• Includes two learning-based methods: the artificial neural network (ANN) and the least-squares support vector machine (LS-SVM) method

• Provides case studies demonstrating the practical use of these two methods

• Explores circuit sizing and specification translation tasks

• Introduces the particle swarm optimization technique and provides examples of sizing analog circuits

• Discusses the advanced effects of scaled MOS transistors like narrow width effects, and vertical and lateral channel engineering

Nano-Scale CMOS Analog Circuits: Models and CAD Techniques for High-Level Design

describes the models and CAD techniques, explores the physics of MOS transistors, and considers the design challenges involving statistical variations of process technology parameters and reliability constraints related to circuit design.