principle of top-down mixed-signal design

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【简　介】:The semiconductor industry’s growing ability to integrate functionality onto silicon requires that both the digital and analog circuits be increasingly integrated on the same chip. ASIC analyst Handal Jones predicts that by 2006 70% of ASICs will contain analog content, up from 17% in 1998.
Mixed signal plays, or will soon play, a critical role in every high-value market served by the electronics industry. In networking and wireless communications, it plays a centralrole. All communications systems must interface to the physical communications media, and those media are, by definition, analog. In addition, mixed-signal design is key to overcoming the communication bottlenecks that exist in all high-performance computing systems.
【目　录】:
1 Introduction
2 Design Drivers
3 Traditional Approaches to Mixed-Signal Design
4 Principles of Top-Down Design
5 A Rigorous Top-Down Design Process
6 Roles and Responsibilities
7 Further Benefits of Top-Down Design
8 Mixed-Signal Hardware Description Languages
9 Design Example
10 Conclusion