CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis & Design

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Summary: A Leblebici student
Review: I own the book... in fact, I took the class Leblebici wrote the book for! Leblebici is a very good teacher and the book is a must for all EE students studying VLSI design. It teaches concepts well without wordy, hard to understand passages. The useless "paragraphs of eqations" found in other engineering books are replaced with meaningful examples.

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Summary: Great Book !
Review: No other book gives a more effective treatment of the subject. A thorough explanation of the basics followed by a stepwise approach towards advanced topics. Thanks Kang and Leblebici for coming up with such a great book.

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Summary: very helpful book for digital design!
Review: The author has done a good job in explaining all the intricate details of synthesizing ASIC's in deep sub-micron realms. I would recommend this to every ASIC design engineer.

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Summary: very helpful book for digital design!
Review: The author has done a good job in explaining all the intricate details of synthesizing ASIC's in deep sub-micron realms. I would recommend this to every ASIC design engineer.

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Summary: Please note the second edition published in 1998
Review: The second edition by Sung-Mo Kang and Yusuf Leblebici has been out since August 1998. It contains a new chapter on low-power CMOS logic circuits (Chapter 11) and a significantly modified Chapter 6 with interconnect effects.

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Summary: good book
Review: This book introduces CMOS digital IC at a introductory graduate level; good reference for Electrical Engineers in the memory business.

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Summary: My favorite textbook
Review: This is my favorite microelectronics textbook. (Out of the 5 or six that I've read.) It is very simple and straightforward material. When I need a microelectronics reference, this is the first book I look at.
The one improvement I would like to see is a better chapter written about SPICE modeling.