3 credits
Fall 2025 Lecture Upper Division
As applied to digital integrated circuits, the MDs transistor is studied in depth-from its fabrication to its electrical characteristics. Combinational, sequential, and dynamic logic circuits are considered. While the focus of the course is on CMOS technology, bipolar, nMOS, and BiCMOS circuits are introduced as well. SPICE is used as both an analysis and design tool. Semiconductor memory circuits are also discussed.
Learning Outcomes1Demonstrate a basic knowledge of CMOS IC processing and layout.
2Demonstrate an understanding of CMOS inverter operation, both static and dynamic.
3Demonstrate an understanding of CMOS combinational logic circuit design and analysis.
4Demonstrate an understanding of basic CMOS arithmetic circuits.
5Demonstrate an understanding of CMOS digital array design.
6Demonstrate an understanding of basic CMOS sequential logic analysis.
7Demonstrate an understanding of memory technologies and designs.
8Demonstrate an ability to design, and analyze and simulate a CMOS digital circuit.
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