As microelectronics engineers design complex chips using existing circuit libraries, they must ensure correct logical, physical, and electrical properties, and prepare for reliable foundry fabrication. VLSI Design Methodology Development focuses on the design and analysis steps needed to perform these tasks and successfully complete a modern chip design.
Microprocessor design authority Tom Dillinger carefully introduces core concepts, and then guides engineers through modeling, functional design validation, design implementation, electrical analysis, and release to manufacturing. Writing from the engineer’s perspective, he covers underlying EDA tool algorithms, flows, criteria for assessing project status, and key tradeoffs and interdependencies. This fresh and accessible tutorial will be valuable to all VLSI system designers, senior undergraduate or graduate students of microelectronics design, and companies offering internal courses for engineers at all levels. Features - 1.Help students develop the skills of developing their intuition and evaluating result.
2.Teach engineering content students will use as practioners.
3.Student-friendly, readable approach to structural analysis content Contents - 1 Loads and Structure Idealization
2 Predicting Results
3 Cables and Arches
4 Internal Force Diagrams
5 Deformations
6 Influence Lines
7 Introduction to Computer Aided Analysis
8 Approximate Analysis of Indeterminate Trusses and Braced Frames
9 Approximate Analysis of Rigid Frames
10 Approximate Lateral Displacements
11 Diaphragms
12 Force Method
13 Moment Distribution Method
14 Direct Stiffness Method for Trusses
15 Direct Stiffness Method for Frames
About the author - For over twenty years, Dr. James Hanson has blended his two greatest passions: engineering and teaching. His undergraduate and graduate degrees come from Cornell University where his engineering and teaching skills started developing. He further developed those skills as a structural engineer for a large chemical company and as an engineer officer in the US Army. As a result, he is a licensed professional engineer in New York and Indiana.
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